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C. The Salt Lake Tribune, Thursday, January 28, 1988 C3 Area Deaths ANDERSON, E. LeRoy "Toe," Salt Lake City, January 27, 1988. AUSTIN, David, Nephi, Juab County, January 27, 1988. BACKMAN, Florence Salt Lake City, January 24, 1988.

BINSTOCK, Clifford Holladay, January 26, 1988. BRADY, Alan Price, Carbon County, January 25, 1988. BROOMHEAD, Velma (Thelma) Yates, Salt Lake City, January 26, 1988. CHRISTENSEN, David Salt Lake City, January 26, 1988. CLAWSON, Edna Boyle, Salt Lake City, January 27, 1988.

DALE, Virginia Salt Lake City, January 26, 1988. DENARDO, Joseph Salt Lake City, January 25, 1988. GUINEY, Carl Salt Lake City, January 26, 1988. HEPPLER, Ken, Richfield, Sevier County, January 26, 1988. HESS, Melissa Riverton, January 26, 1988.

HUTTNER, Hedwig, Salt Lake City, January 25, 1988. JOHANSEN, Auer Salt Lake City, January 25, 1988 KIOA, Salt Lake City, January, 23, 1988. LINCOLN, Bud, Salt Lake City, January 26, 1988. MADDOX, Steven Heber City, Wasatch County, January 26, 1988. MINER, Augusta Frobenius, Salt Lake City, January 24, 1988.

MOORE, James Salt Lake City, January 25, 1988. READ, Mary Ruth, Salt Lake City, January 26, 1988. RICHENS, Beulah Roosevelt Duchesne County, January 26, 1988. ROSEBERRY, Velma Salt Lake City, January 25, 1988. RUSSON, Joseph Stanley, Salt Lake City, January 25, 1988.

SACCO, Ross, Spring Glen, Carbon County, January 27, 1988. Ken Heppler RICHFIELD -Sterling Kendell "Ken" Heppler, 72, of Richfield, died January 26, 1988 in a Richfield hospital. Born March 21, 1915, Richfield, Utah to Sterling K. and Hazel Lucille Smith Heppler. Married Luana Glenn, later divorced.

Graduated from Fairfax High School in Los Angeles. Veteran of World War 11. Lived in New York City for over 40 years. Employed by Hoover Vacuum Co. as Northeastern Division training manager.

Retired in 1977 and moved back to Richfield. He was civic minded and generous with his contributions, such as street signs in Richfield, Elks Lodge and others. He was "Elk of the Year" in 1984. Survived by one daughter, Kathleen Kibinger, Fremont, California; three grandchildren; two brothers, sister, Mrs. Larry G.

(LaRue Richards, Salt Lake City; Harold Smith Heppler, Sacramento, California; Roland Milton Heppler, Broomfield, Color ado. Graveside services with milltary rites will be held Friday, January 29, 1988 at 1 p.m. in the Richfield City Cemetery, under the direction of Bishop Gerald Nielson of the Richfield 1st Ward. Friends may call at the Neal S. Magleby Sons Mortuary from 11:30 a.m.

to 12:30 p.m. on Friday morning. Burial with military rites by the VFW Sevier Post 5050 in the Richfield Cemetery. N3 N1 Virginia A. Dale Virginia A.

nee Daegling Dale, 96, under the loving care of Mary Jo Ricks, passed away January 26, 1988, in Salt Lake City. Born March 18, 1891 in Chicogo, Illinois to Louis J. and Jane A. Garvey Doegling. She was the fond sister of the late Helen Oelerich, loving aunt of the late Joan Oelerich; aunt of Virginia and Betty Kelly, both Evanston, Illinois; Terry and Russell McGee, both Florida; great-aunt of Star and Randy Gingras, both Salt Lake City.

Graveside services will be held Friday 12 noon at the Salt Lake City Cemetery, 4th Avenue and Street. Funeral Directors: Neil O'Donnell Sons. N3 Salt Lake and Intermountain Area Clifford H. Binstock HOLLADA -Clifford Harvey Binstock, 51, our loving husband, father, grandfather, son and brother, died January 26, 1988 of compilcations during liver transplant. He was born August 13, 1936 In Merton, Minnesota to Carl and Ora Fern Lee Binstock.

He married Dorothy Marie loving husband, Holey in Owatoona, Minnesota on July 6, 1957. Cliff was a ber of the Timp Marina Boat Club and was an avid outdoorsman who enjoyed hunting and fishing. "Cliff was the type of person you could always count on." Survivors: Wife, Holladay; sons and their spouses, Douglas and Sheryl Binstock, Holloday; Ron and Debi Binstock, Cottonwood Heights; three grandchildren, mother, Ora one Jergens, sister, Owa- six tonna, Minnesota; brothers; he was preceded in death by his father and one brother. Funeral services will be held Saturday, the January 30, 1988, at Cha- 11 a.m. in Goff Mortuary pel, 8090 So.

State, where friends may call Friday, 6-8 p.m., and Saturday, one hour prior to services. Burial: Larkin Sunset Gar. N3 Bud Lincoln Manly "Bud" Bridges Lincoln, Jr. of Moab, Utah, died January 26, 1988, at a Salt Lake City hospital after a long Illness. Born November 17, 1917, at Otsego, Wisconsin, to Louella Butler and Manly Bridges Lincoin, Sr.

He married Reta Moe Ipson, September 26, 1943; they were later divorced. Married Jayne Sloon, October 4, 1952; she preceded him in death, August 14, 1985. He was a member of the Baptist Church and a veteran of World War 11. Active member of the Utah Film Development Committee, Lions American Legion, Elks Club, and the Moab (Utah) Chamber of Commerce, serving on committees and boards in all these organizations. Survivors Include two sons, Steven J.

Lincoln, Sandy, Utah; Douglas N. Lincoln, Salt Lake City; five grandchildren; brother, Albert W. Lincoln, Paris, Michipan. Preceded in death by parents and a brother, Clarence J. Lincoln.

Memorial services Saturday, January 30, 1 p.m., Larkin Sunset Lawn Chapel, 2350 East 1300 South, friends where one the hour family prior will to services. N3 Melissa R. Hess Walter J. Riedel RIVERTON -Melissa Rose Hess, nine week old daughter of Paul Kimball and Mary Ann Riedel Hess, returned to her Heavenly Fother, January 26, 1988. Born November 24, 1987 at Riverton, Utah.

She is survived by her parents, brother, Chase Kimball Hess; and Rose Riedel; David C. and Susan Hess. Funeral services will be held Friday, 2 p.m., Memorial Estates Mortuary, 5850 South 900 East, where friends may call one hour prior to services. Interment: Elysian Burial Gardens. N3 Karl B.

Guiney Karl B. Guiney, 78, passed away on January 26, 1988 in a Salt Lake City hospital of natural causes. Born December 24, 1909, in Connequenessing, Pennsylvania, the son of Robert John Guiney and Mary Blanch Henshaw Guiney. Married Guillimene (Billie) Guyaux on August 15, 1931. Mr.

Guiney worked for Alcoa (Aluminum Company of America) for 42 years with assignments in New Kensington, Pennsylvania; Lafayette, Indiana; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Mexico City, Mexico. Retired in 1969. An avid outdoorsmon, he loved hunting and fishing. After retirement, he and Billie lived on their ranch near Kerrville, Texas for 15 years and they have resided in Sarasota, Florida for the past three years. He is survived by his wife of 56 years, Billie; daughter, Denise Marie Black and Salt her Lake husband, Gerry Black, R.J.

City; six his grandchildren, Guiney and wife, Julie, Pork City, Utah; Karen Guiney, Rancho Palos Verdes, California; Marianne Christian and her husband, Dave, Logan, Utah; Julie Anne James Black, David Alan Black, and Bradley Black, all of Salt Lake City, Preceded in death by his son, Karl B. Guiney Il. Memorial services will be held Thursday 6 p.m., January 28, 1988, at Mount Olympus Presbyterian Church, 3280 East 3900 Salt Lake City, Utah. in lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Holy Cross Hospital Foundation. Funera! directors Eastman's Evans Early.

N3 Area Births Births reported at Salt Lake area hospitals include: Holy Cross Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kirk, son. Mr. and Mrs.

Mark Bradshaw, son. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Trujillo, daughter. M.r.

and Mrs. Bayle, son. Mr. and Mrs. Mark and Angie Davenport, son.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bates, son. Mr. and Mrs.

Chad Humphreys, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Poliski, son. Mr.

and Mrs. Anthony Caggiano, son. Cottonwood Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Joseph Barton, daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Taniela P. Fangup, son. Mr.

and Mrs. William R. Gooch, son. Mr. and Mrs.

Shabbir Maklai, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Winward, son. Alta View Hospital Mr.

and Mrs. David McBride, son. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mangum, son.

Mr. and Mrs. Talafinga Ulfoou, son. LDS Hospital Mr. and Mrs.

Steven Anthony Hopson, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Darrel G. Wood, daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Herlin, son. Mr. and Mrs.

John R. Bowen, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lee Hacking, daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Brent Marriott, son. Mr.

and Mrs. M. Truman Hunt, daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

David L. Amis, son. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Crumpler, daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Perry, son. Mr.

and Mrs. Steve Peart, son. Obituaries Velma (Thelma) Yates Broomhead Edna Boyle Clawson Our beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister, and friend, Edna Boyle Clawson, died peacefully at the oge of 74. Born to Ashby D. and Dessie G.

Boyle, she grew up in Salt Lake and was graduated from LDS High and the of Utah. She was sealed to her husband, william H. Clawson, on June 22, 1936, by her grandfather, Presldent Heber J. Grant. Over the years, Edna affiliated with the Ension Club, the Classics Club, Acanthus, the Chi Omega SororMy, and the Provo Group.

St.e loved the Arts and was a longtime contributor to the Utah Symphony, Ballet West and Pioneer Memorial Theater. Two lis. of her favorite pastimes were tening to classical music and reading. Her children and grandchildren will always remember her for nursing them back to health by reading to them. Edno loved children and worked for veors in the LDS Church's Primary program, serving as a leader at the ward, stake, and general board levels.

She is survived by: her husband; a daughter, Mrs. Richard C. (Elizabeth) Davidson; two sons, Daniel G. (Sheryl) and Thomas W. (Susan); and ten grandchildren.

Also surviving are her sisters, Mrs. Ray (Martha) Bradford; Mrs. Clayton (Betsy) Kimball; Mrs. Roold (Peggy) Campbell; and a brother, Douglas (Beth). Funeral services Saturday, 12 noon, Yalecrest Ward, 1035 South 1800 East.

There will be a viewing for family and friends, Friday evening, 6-8 p.m., at the Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, and at the word, Saturday, an hour prior to services. Edra will be buried in the family plot at the Salt Lake City Cemetery. The family that, in lieu of flowers, donations be sent to: University of Utah Health Sciences Center, Office of Development (for Rheumatology P.esearch), 50 North Medical Drive, SLC, UT 84132. N3 Joseph J. Denardo Joseph James Denardo, age 72, died January 25, 1988 in Salt Lake City.

Born July 5, 1915 in Kansas City, Missouri to Dominic and Elisa Denardo. Member of the Catholic Church, Cathedral of the Modeleine Parish. He was a veteran of World War II, serving in the U. S. Army.

Retired engineer from Salt Lake City Dept. of Public Works. Survived by numerous cousins. Preceded in death by parents and one sister. Mass of Christion Burial will be celebrated Friday, 10 a.m., at the Cathedral of the Madeleine, East South Temple and Street.

Holy Rosary will be recited Thursday, 7 p.m., at the Neil O'Donnell and Sons Mortuary, 372 East 100 South, where friends may call Thursday at the time of the Rosory. Burial, Mt. Calvary Cemetery. N3 Alan D. Brady PRICE -Alan Dean Brady, 26, died January 25, 1988 in Salt Lake City and is finally free after suffering a long illness.

He was born April 21, 1961 in Salt Lake City, Utah to De Von and Carolyn Brody. He was a son, father, brother, cousin and a true friend, loved by oll. Survived by parents, DeVon and Andreah Brady and Caroline Brady; sisters, Mrs. Terry (Kayla) Alford, and Mrs. Scott (Sandy) Olsen, daughter, Natasha Michelle Brody; grandporents, Melvin and Edna Norton; he was a beloved uncle to Trocy Olsen and Cody Alford.

He will be missed dearly. Funeral services will be held Friday, January 29, 1988 at 2 p.m. in the Price 3rd Ward Chapel, located at 303 West 500 South. Friends may call Thursday evening, 7-9 p.m., at Fausett Mortuary, and one hour prior to services at the church, Interment: Wellington City Cemetery. N3 Sela K.

Kioa N3 Ross Sacco Sela Kava Kioo, 82, of Salt Lake City, passed away January 23, 1988 at the LDS Hospital. Born April 17, 1905 in Conga to Anitelu and Pasepa Manu Takitkitu. Married Filipe Kioa December 7, 1963 in the New Zealand LDS Tempie. Member of the LDS Church and a wife. Survived by husband, Filipe; children, Maxine Fonua; Mele Halal; Semisi Kioa; Devita Kioa; Lilio 'Latu; Akesa Halatoo; 48 grandchildren; 94 great-grandchildren.

Preceded in death by son, Amini; and daughter, Sulivaimoana. Funeral services will be Satur- day, January 30, 10 a.m., Redwood Memorial Estates, 6500 South Redwood Road, where friends may call Friday, p.m. Interment, Redwood Memorial Estates. Funeral directors, Memorial Estates Mortuory. SPRING GLEN, CARBON COUNTY -Ross Sacco, age 65, died January 27, 1988 in a Salt Lake hospital after a short illness.

Born October 20, 1922, Sunnyside, Utah, a son of Rosario and Rosina Bonacci Sacco. Member of the Catholic Church. Lifelong resident of Carbon County. Served with the U.S. Army during World War in Asia-Pacific Combat Area.

Retired Railroad in Helper, 40 years service prior to retirement. Retired member Brotherhood of Railway Carman, member American Legion Helper Post VFW Price Post Price Elks Lodge State Quarter Horse Association, and a member of Carbon County Committee ASCS. Our fond memories of a caring, helping friend shall forever recall the friendships of life that Ross shared with everyone. Survived by four brothers, three sisters, Albert Sacco, Louie Sacco, Rudy Sacco and Victor Sacco, all of Spring Glen; Mrs. Minnie Lodestero of Price; Mrs.

Lena Kryscio, New Castle, Colorado; Mrs. W. H. (Sylvia) Edwards, Spokane, Washington; many nieces and nephews and a community of friends. Mass of the Christian Burial will be celebrated Saturday, 12 noon, St.

Anthony Catholic Church, Helper. Holy Rosary will be recited Friday evening, 8 p.m., Mitchel Chapel, where friends may call Friday and Saturday prior to services. Interment, Mtn. View Cemetery, Helper. Additional military rights, Helper American Legion and Price VFW.

In lieu of flowers, family suggests contributions to St. Anthony Catholic Church, Helper, or Notre Dame School, Price, Utah. N3 Steven J. Maddox HEBER CITY -Steven James Maddox, 37, died January 26, 1988 in his sleep. Born December 1, 1950 in Price, Utah to James H.

and Esther 'Ainnan Maddox. He was raised in Ogden and Heber City. Graduate of Wasatch High School and attended Weber State College. Served in the U.S. Naval Reserve; loved the outdoors, and enjoyed reading.

Survived by two children of a previous marriage, Hayden Froser and Stacie Maddox, both of Midvale; mother, Mrs. Esther Maddox of Ogden; step-mother, Mrs. Pearl Maddox of Heber City; sister, Mary Huemann of Charleston, Illinois; step-sister, Mrs. Val (Kathy) Davis, Heber City. Funeral services Saturday, 12 noon, Oipin Mortuary, Heber City, where friends may call Saturday, one hour prior to services.

Burial, Heber City N3 E. LeRoy "Toe" Anderson Ernest LeRoy 77, died January Born August 11, 1910, in Lopan, Utah to Anton Edward and Nora Egbert Anderson. Married Grace Rasmussen on September 8, 1936. He was the studentbody president of Logan High School. B.S.

Degree from Utah State University "Toe" Anderson, 27, 1988. 27, 1988. In 1937. Devoted member and Consul of Sigma Chi Fraternity. Served L.D.S.

British Mission 1929-31. Chairman of the Board and past president, Anderson Lumber Company; Chairman of the Boord and past president, Pioneer Wholesale Supply Company; past president, Logan Rotory Club and Logan Chamber of Commerce; member Ogden Rotory Club; Ogden Chamber of Commerce, Ogden Country Club; former president Mountain States Lumber Dealers Association and director National Lumber Dealers Association; life member Mountain States Lumber and Building Materials Dealers Association. Past president of the Old Main Society, Utah State University; member President's Round Table, Utah State University; former member Advisory Boards of First Security Bank of Utah and Prudential Federal Savings and Loan Association. Known for his quick wit, sense of humor, kindness, and friendliness to all. His life con be characterized as one of bringing joy and happiness to all who have known him.

Beloved husband, father, and grandfather. Survived by his wife, Grace, daughter, Kristen, and sons and daughters-in-law, Robert M. and Kathleen, and Ross C. and Jean; grandchildren, Jennifer, Katrina, Alex, David, Brandon, Angela, Ashley, Fred, and Lucas; brothers, Howard Idaho Ogden; and Richard Falls, Idaho. Funeral service Saturday, January 30, 1988, at 2 p.m., in the Larkin Mortuary Chapel, 260 East South Temple, where friends may call Saturday, one hour prior to the service.

Family suggests donations In honor of "Toe" to the Division of Gerlatric Medicine, University of Utah Medical Center, Salt Lake City, N3 Florence P. Backman N3 Mary Ruth Read Florence Viola Peterson Backman, age 89, died January 24, 1988, at her home in Salt Lake City, Utah. Born August 29, 1898, Colonia Juarez, Mexico, a daughter of James Christian and Matilda Pearson Peterson. Married Milton Vaughn Bockmon, June 2, 1920, Salt Lake LDS Tempie. Mrs.

Backman was founder of the Culture Lure Club in 1936. She served in the presidency of the University Stake Relief Society. She also served as president of the Culture Club and was vicepresident of the Utah Woman Club-Los Angeles, California. Active in sports. She was an artistic decorator.

Survivors include husband, Salt Lake City; a son, Dr. Milton V. Backman, Provo, Utah; a daughter, Mrs. Frederick (Bette Ann) Esch, St. George, Utah; 6 grandchildren and 11 greatgrandchildren.

Funeral services Thursday, January 28th, 12 noon, Grant 4th Ward, 1111 East Chartton Avenue (2800 South). Friends may call at the Larkin Sunset Lawn Mortuary, 2350 East 1300 South, Wednesday, 6-8 pm, and at the Ward, Thursday, am. Interment, Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. Family requests donations to: Alzheimer's Disease Research, 15825 Shady Grove Road, Rockville, Maryland 20850. Mary Ruth Nielsen Read, 64, died Tuesday, Jan.

26, 1988, at a medical center in Salt Lake City. She was born Sept. 25, 1923 in American Fork to Martin and Mary C. Nielsen. She married Garth Thurman Read Feb.

19, 1941 In Provo, Utah. The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She was an avid golfer and was a charter member of the Alpine Country Club. She enjoyed crafts and gardening. She was a world traveler.

She was a member of the LDS Church. She is survived by her husband of American Fork; two sons and one daughter, Philip Garth Read, Salt Lake City; Robert Niel Read, Lehi; and Mrs. Terry (Nollene) Campbell, American Fork; ten grandchildren; two sisters, one brother, Mrs. Clint (Verna) Empy, Salt Lake City; Mrs. John (Joan) Thomas, Riverton; and Richard C.

Nielsen, Portland, Oregon. She was preceded in death by seven brothers and one sister. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at the American Fork Stake Center, 240 South Center. Friends may call Friday night from 7-9 p.m.

at Anderson and Sons Mortuary Chapel, 49 East 100 North, American Fork, and at the chapel, one hour prior to the services. Burial will be in the American Fork City Cemetery. N3 James D. Moore James David Moore, age 75, returned to be with his beloved wife Bessie, on January 25, 1988. Born April 29, 1912, Idaho Falls, Idaho, to George and Maria Lloyd; Moore.

Married Bessie Flynn, November 3, 1932, in Salt Lake City. Later solemnized in the Salt Lake She died November 25, 1982.Acfive in the LDS Church, having held many positions. Was a veil worker in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Survived by four daughters: Mrs. Don (Marylyn) Peck; Mrs.

Don (Colleen) Flitton; Mrs. Carl (Diane) Gustason; Mrs. Lyle (Jonice) Stocks; 15 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; brother and sister: Frank Moore, Salt Lake City; and Ann Story, Callfornia. Funeral services, Friday, Janvary 29th, 12 Noon, Salt Lake 22nd Ward, 245 West 500 North. Friends may call at Larkin Mortuary, Thursday, 6-8 pm, and at the Ward, Friday, one hour prior to services.

Interment, Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. N1 March 20, 1958. Velma C. Roseberry Velma C. Roseberry, age 94, passed away January 25, 1988 at Fay Case Nursing Home.

Born May 10, 1893 in Barron, Wisconsin to Harry S. und Annie Brockus Smith. Married Lee B. Roseberr April 5, 1913, Ottawa, Kansas. She was a retired upholsterer and worked hard at Hill Field and Tooele.

Survivors: Grandson, Thomas L. Roseberry, West Valley City; granddoughters, Nevada; Judith CrosPatricia Ashford, Salt Lake City; many great-grandchildren. Funeral services Friday, January 29, 1988 at noon, Deseret Mortuary, 36 East 700 South where friends may call one hour prior to services. Interment: Salt Lake City Cemetery. N3 David H.

Christensen David H. Christensen, Colonel U.S.A.F., retired, 1988 died Tuesday, January 26, in Bethesda, Maryland. Beloved husband of Genevieve M. Christensen; father of Genevieve M. Kellermann; William D.

Christensen and the late David H. Christensen Ill; grandfather of ten; of 12; brother of Dean K. and Marie eat Christensen and Kathleen Hall. Friends will be received at Chase Funeral 7557 Pumphrey's Bethesda Chevy consin Bethesda, Maryland on Friday, 3-5 and 7-9 p.m, where services will be held Saturday, January 30, 11 a.m. Interment, Gate of Heaven Ceretery, Silver Springs Marylande N3 17-28 Velma (Thelma) Yates Broomhead passed away January 26, 1988 of natural causes.

She was a victim for five years of Alzhelmer's Disease. Born September 11, 1906 in Mona, Utah, the oldest of 12 children of William and Annie Pederson Yates. Moved to Murray with her family in 1922. Thelma and Marion S. Broomhead took vows as lifelong companions (husband and wife) on November 6, 1926 in Salt Lake City, Utah.

In June 1927, they entered into the Temple of the Lord in Sat Lake and were sealed as man and wife (sweethearts) for all time and eternity and observed their 61st wedding anniversary on November 6, 1987 still as much in love as ever. Velma has been a good wife, mother, grandmother, daughter, sister and friend, and was loved by all she came in contact with. She served 25 vears in the Primary of the LDS Church, as teacher, secretary and president and has always loved little children and all people. She served many years as a volunteer with the Red Cross and also as a reader for the blind in the Salt Lake Blind Center, She is survived by her loving husband, Marion. She is the mother of three children: son, Keith David died at age of one year; two survived her, Darlene B.

Benard and her husband, T. Bud Benard, Bountiful; W. don and Grace Merrill Broomhead, Renton, Washington; 12 grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren, who all love her dearly will miss her; she is also survived by her mother, Annie Yates, 101 years old; four brothers, Tom, John, Elmo and Kenneth Yates, all of Salt Lake City; four sisters, Della, Wright, Sacramento, California; Vida Bountiful; LoPreal Eyre, Murray; Dorothy Kapsinals, West Valley City. Funeral services will be held Saturday, 12 noon, at the Grant 2nd Ward, 711 Jeppson Ave. (3225 where friends may call one hour prior to services.

Interment, Elysian Burial Gardens. Funeral directors, Ron Broomhead-Cannon Mortuary. N3 -Tribune Staff Photo by Tim Kelly Dense fog reduced visibility to one-eighth officials to ask that people reduce the use of a mile Wednesday and forced health of wood-burning stoves and fireplaces. 'Gunk' Leaves S.L. in Fog, Spurs Warning Dense fog that settled into the Salt Lake Valley Wednesday was laden with enough gunk to cause health officials to warn people with heart or respiratory ailments to take it easy and stay indoors.

The Utah Department of Health also asked for a voluntary reduction in the unnecessary use of wood-burning stoves and fireplaces in northwestern valleys. Early Wednesday, the fog thickened to reduce visibility to one-eighth of a mile in Salt Lake City. According to Louis Miller, director of the Salt Lake International Airport, that's enough to create delays during busy hours at the facility. But the fog thinned possibly due Attempted Murder Charge to five hours of fog seeding shortly before dawn, and Mr. Miller reported only minor delays.

The National Weather Service has issued a dense fog advisory through Thursday for Utah and Davis counties and Salt Lake County west to Tooele County. Cache Valley is also included in the advisory. William Alder, meteorologist in charge of the service's Salt Lake City office, said a "medium type" storm approaching from the West Coast should "start mixing things around" by Friday. Scattered rain or show is likely Friday and Saturday with skies turning partly cloudy by Sunday. Suspect, 38, Arraigned in S.

L. In Shooting Sheriff's Deputy A Salt Lake City man accused of shooting a Salt Lake County sheriff's deputy was arraigned Wednesday on an attempted murder charge. Karl W. Winsness, 38, 448 N. 900 West, appeared before 5th Circuit Judge Floyd Gowans, who ordered him to return to court Tuesday to determine if prosecutors and Winsness's defense lawyer are ready to conduct a preliminary hearing.

The judge also scheduled a Friday hearing to determine whether Winsness's $100,000 bond should be reduced. Winsness is accused of shooting county narcotics Detective Keith Rogers in the chest when Deputy Rogers and eight other officers served a "no-knock" search warrantat Winsness's home about 8:30 p.m. Friday. Officers have said they served the warrant after an alleged cocaine purchase occurred in the house an hour earlier. Deputy Rogers was struck near the aorta by a slug fired from inside the when officers forced open the front door of the residence.

He was listed in satisfactory condition Wednesday at LDS Hospital, a hospital spokesman said. Winsness has been held in the Salt Lake County Jail since early Saturday morning. He was released from the Utah State Prison last April after serving a sentence for a 1982 conviction on a weapons violation. Department of Corrections officials had placed him on parole at one point during his sentence, but he was returned to prison to serve the remainder of his sentence after he was convicted on a controlled substance charge while on parole. Snag May Extend Ban for Hercules Salt Lake County commissioners, ready to approve plans to protect Hercules' Bacchus East from residential encroachment Wednesday, may be forced to extend a construction ban set to expire Monday.

The measure adds danger belts with design and construction standards to county ordinances and rezones land around the plant where rocket propellants are made. Plans to approve paperwork stopped abruptly after a representative of Utah Title Co. told commissioners Hercules refused to buy 22 acres as outlined in agreements. "A mix-up," explained Deputy County Attorney Kent Lewis. The county thought Hercules bought the property along with 65 acres next to it.

Hercules didn't know it was supposed to buy the land, he added. Dave Nicponski, public affairs manager for Hercules' Utah operation, said the company thought had everything solved. Hercules has complained about housing development near the plant since 1972. Winds generated by an uncontrolled blast at the works could shatter windows and crack plaster 1.5-mile away in the danger zone. That forced up insurance and security costs.

Unless residential encroachment ends, Bacchus East would be moved from Utah costing 1,300 jobs, company officials had warned. To save those jobs, West Valley plans to annex the plant and sell a $10 million bond to buy undeveloped land around it. Hercules would spend $8 million more to buy out other owners in the blast area. ISAAC ASIMOV'S SUPER QUIZ Take Isaac Asimov's Super Quiz to a 6. "Roses Are Red" Ph.D.

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Published with permission of Red Dembner Enterprises North America Syndicate, Inc. Temperatures will range from the mid to upper 30s in the valleys, with areas above the inversion level basking in the sunny mid-40s. Normal valley temperatures for this time of year are 39 on the high end and a low of 21 degrees. Cold spots around the state included Green River, with minus 7, Myton with a minus 5 and Logan with minus 2 degrees. Wednesday was only the second foggy day in January, which normally logs four fog-bound days, Mr.

Alder said. The fog is created when condensation from melting snow moistens cold air trapped by its own weight below warmer air aloft. Protest at Capitol Marks 37th Year of N-Tests Anti-nuclear protesters Wednesday celebrated the 37th anniversary of nuclear weapons testing in Nevada with a protest in the Capitol Rotunda, calling for an end to testing and justice for radiation victims and their families. Speakers blasted Supreme Court ruling that victims of nuclear testing cannot seek redress and compensation for their cancer and deaths and the discretionary function law giving the federal government immunity to claims if it can show it was done in the interest of the country. Thirty -seven years of testing has left a terrible trail of victims and suffering, said Downwinders Director Preston J.

Truman. And this year's gathering is a little more somber than others because of the Supreme Court decision. "The Department of Energy conducts the may feel the fight is over," he said, "but we are here to say the fight has only begun." He urged the crowd of 50 to "take active participation to see that the nuclear test site is closed forever" so they could meet again next year in celebration. Pat Broudy, the first person to sue the government for compensation for the death of her husband, Air Force Major Charles Broudy, from radiation at 57, vowed to lobby for the repeal of the discretionary function bill. Mrs.

Broudy's 10-year long lawsuit seeking compensation was rejected by the Supreme Court, called for federal relief for the suffering, both emotional and financial, of radiation victims. "The discretionary function law is an action to murder in the name of the United States government," she said, noting it allows to do what it wants, "with no one to answer to." She called for people to show support by asking elected representatives to repeal the law. Also speaking at the rally was Bonnie McDaniel, whose father, an atomic worker at the Nevada test site, died from radiation and Dave Timothy, who lived on a dairy farm near St. George downwind of the early atmospheric tests and has lost his thyroid gland. Murray Police Chief To Retire Tuesday Special to The Tribune MURRAY Murray Police Chief Calvin G.

Gillen will retire Tuesday, his 18th anniversary as chief. Chief Gillen, 61, began his career with the department 37 years ago, said Detective Sgt. Dee Rowland. An open house for the chief will be held Tuesday in the Murray City Council chambers from 1 to 4 p.m.. Car Strikes, Kills A Lehi Boy, 7 Special to The Tribune LEHI A 7-year-old Lehi boy, killed Tuesday in an auto-pedestrian accident, was identified Wednesday as Judd R.

Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Jones. The police report said the boy was crossing at about 900 North 500 East near Sego Lily Elementary School when he was struck by a westbound vehicle. The accident occurred at 3:38 p.m.

He was dead on arrival at American Fork Hospital. Aver C. Johansen Auer C. Johansen, born, April 3, 1910 in Mt. Pleasant, Utah to Chris and Annie Haten sen, died, Monday, January 25, 1988, in Sandy, Utah, after a long illness.

Married Beth Laxman, on March 6, 1940 in the Salt Loke LDS Temple. Worked as a carpenter in the Salt Lake Valley area from 1936 to 1956. Built his home in Sandy, Utah in 1951. Established his own mink ranch in 1946 and worked as a part time rancher from 1946 until 1956 when he retired from the construction business to become a full-time mink rancher. He won national ranking with his furs and served for three years as Chairman of the Wasatch Fur Group.

He was an active member of the Seattle Fur Exchange. He was an active High Priest in the Union 28th Ward of the LDS Church and served in various ward assignments. He Is survived by his wife, Beth; two brothers, Jake, of Murray, Utah and Ned, of New Jersey; one sister, Beth (Mrs. Stan) Brower, Cedar City; 41 nieces and nephews; 58 great nieces and nephews, all of whom loved him dearly and loved him as a grandpa. He will be greatly missed by all of his friends and relatives.

Funeral services, Friday, Jonuary 29th, 12 Noon, at the Willow Creek Stake Center, 2350 East Creek Rood (8150 South) Sandy, Utah. Friends may call Thursday from, 6-8 p.m., at the Larkin Sunset Gardens Chapel, 10600 South 1700 East, Sandy, Utah and at the Ward Friday, one hour prior to service. Interment Larkin Sunset Gardens. N3 Hedwig Huttner Hedwig Sofie Huttner, lovingly known as age 82, dieo on Monday, January 25, 1988. Born, to Franz and Maria Borgmann Huttner, in Essen, Germany, on May 14, 1905, the eldest of seven children.

Immigrated to America in 1909. She began work in the family bok-1 ery and chose a career as executive secretary and bookkeeper. She had an insatiable thirst for knowledge; loved children reading, crocheting, needlework, ballet and theatre. She was a kind and sweet lady, greatly loved and appreciated by family and friends. She is survived by her doughter, Hedy Englert; two grandchildren, Diane Englert and Robert Englert (and his wife, Kaye); one great-grandchild, Anthony Englert, all of Salt Lake City; sister, Marion Kobets (and husband, John), New York City; two sisterin-laws, Marie Huttner, New Jersey, and Anna Huttner, Florida; one niece, three nephews, and many great nieces and nephews.

Funeral services will be held, Thursday, January 28th, 1:00 p.m., Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, where friends may call Wednesday from 7-8 p.m. and one hour prior to service. Entombment, Mt. Calvary Mausoleum, 4th Avenue and Street. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas R. Armstrong, son. Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Trimble, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin L. Ludlow, son.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dale Clark, daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

Dave L. Richardson, son. Mr. and Mrs. Gaylen Henrie, son.

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff S. Knight, daughter. Mr.

and Mrs. Grant S. Moulton, daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert J. Cusick, son. Mr. and 1 Mrs. Thayne Gooch, daughter.

Quinci Comeau, daughter. University Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Blair Fenton, son. Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Horne, son. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mecham, daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Holland, son. Mr. and Mrs.

Craig Thomas, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Roundy, son. St.

Mark's Hospital Mr. Mrs. Brad Patton, daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Barrow, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Brad Bateman, son. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Dixon, son. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Knuth, son.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross, daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

Bradley Scott, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. judd Brooks, son. Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel Johnson, son. Mr. and Mrs. Garth O1- sen, daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. William Levitt, daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

Layne Jaques, son. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Skinner, daughter. Lakeview Hospital Mr.

and Mrs. David Huffaker, daughter. P. Richens ROOSEVELT -Beulah Burke Pitt Richens, age 70, died January 26, 1988 in Roosevelt. Born April 20, 1917 in Vernal to Jesse William and LaVonnia Clark Burke.

Married Chandus Wall; he died. Married Lyall E. Pitt; he died. Married Charles Richens; he also died. Active member LDS Church.

Member DUP. Survivors: sons and daughters, Leota Roe and Kenneth Chappell, Lebannon, Missouri; Homer Lyall and Nancy Pitt, Corpus Christi, Texas; Stevan Howard and Jene Pitt, burg, Missouri; Judy and Dale Woolery, Riverton, Wyoming; Mary Jane and Wade Oberhansly, Eva and Larry Kelly, all of Roosevelt; 17 grandchildren; six brothers and sisters, Melvin Burke and Bill Burke, both Vernal; Howard Burke, Ted Burke, Josie Kirby, LaMar Guymon, Rexine Anderson, Carol, all of Salt Lake City; Wanda Haney, California. A special friend, Steve Bellon. Funeral services Saturday, 11 a.m. in the Roosevelt Stake Center, 447 East Lagoon.

Friends may call at the Olpin-Hullinger Mortuary in Roosevelt, Friday, 7-9 p.m., and Saturday at the church one hour prior to service. Burial, Roosevelt Memorial Park. N3 David Austin NEPHI-David Austin, 78, beloved husband, father, grandfather and friend, died January 27, 1988 at the Central Valley Medical Center in Nephi. He was born December 29, 1909 to Parley P. Austin and Rose Broadhead in Lehi, Utah.

Married Georgia LaVon Francom, August 17, 1934 in Lehi, later solemnized in Manti Temple. Building contractor in Nephi. Member of the Nephi 5th Ward. Enjoyed singing in choir. Loved playing the banjo.

Survived by wife of Nephi; children, Mary Randle, Grantsville; Margaret Hawkins, Payson; sister, PIta Chipman, American Fork; brothers, Herbert Austin, Soft Lake City; Cliff Austin and Bill Austin, both of Amerlcan Fork; ten grandchildren; six great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by two sons, Karl David and George Clark. Services will be held Saturday, January 30, 12 noon, Nephi 5th Ward Chapel. Friends may call Friday, 6-8 p.m., at the Anderson Funeral Home in Nephi, and one hour prior at the church. Burial, Nephi City Cemetery.

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