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a G. J. son. and The Salt Lake Tribune Thursday, June 6, 1985 Police Say Sex Was Motive In Roosevelt Homicides Special to The Tribune ROOSEVELT Though a link between a weekend double homicide and a later suicide has not been confirmed, Roosevelt police Chief Cecil Gurr said Wednesday that it is the lead." And police have now determined the killings were sexually motivated, the chief said. Kathleen Orphan Carrick, 35, and 10-year-old daughter, Nichole, were I found stabbed to death Monday in the Roosevelt trailer park where they lived.

While other possibilities remain under investigation, the chief said officers believe the killings are connected with the apparent suicide of Michael Lee Winner, 28, Missoula, found shot in the head when police went to his house to question him about the crimes. State medical examiner's autopsies indicate the killings took place early Sunday morning, the chief said. Evidence also indicates both victims struggled with their assailant. Certain "physical evidence" indicated the motive was sexual, the chief said, but he would not comment on specific evidence. A final determination on the killings and suicide will not be made until evidence is processed at the state crime lab.

Portraits, Busts Exhibit Features Depictions Of LDS Church Founder No known photographs of Joseph Smith exist, a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints official said, but a yearlong exhibit has opened with 100 depictions of the first president of the LDS Church. The display is in the Museum of Church History and Art across the street from Temple Square. The church leader's visual image is known primarily from artists' renderings and written observations, according to a Mormon Church spokesman. Assembled are traditional portraits, sculptured busts, lithographs and drawings. Artists from around the world are represented.

Woman Dies A 45-year-old woman self on fire in South Salt day died at the Intermountain Unit Wednesday at 4:30 ing supervisor said. Included in the more unusual visual depictions are crafted dolls of Joseph and Emma Smith, a rocking chair with carved profiles of Jospeh Smith and his brother Hyrum and a painted cloth banner for a turn-ofthe-century parade. The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints has loaned its oil portrait of Joseph Smith, only the second time the painting has been shown outside Independence, Mo. It was loaned to the National Portrait Gallery in 1968. The exhibit can be seen during regular museum hours.

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Who read 6. What is the leading crop 111 the questions to you? Florida? 1985 Ken Fisher. Published with per mission of Red Dembner Enterprises Answer Intermountain Area, Obituaries Area Deaths BALSER, Hugh Murray, June 2 1985. BEARD, T. Edno Murray, June 5, 1985.

BIRD, Porley D. June 3, 1985. BOLLIGER, May Kidder, Midvale, June 5, 1985. BOWERS, Inex Pay. son, Utah County, June 4, 1985.

BROYLES, Irene Solt Lake City, June 4, 1985. GALASSO, Shirley June 5, 1985. HANSON, Clarence June 5, 1985. HARADA, Tsuyono, Sandy, June 2, 1985. KIRKHAM, Josephine June 4, 1985.

MANGUM, Ethel Elvida, West Valley City, June 3, 1985. MECHAM, Phoebe June 4, 1985. MERBACK, William Sacramento, California, June 3, 1985. MOULTON, Emily Salt Lake City, June 4, 1985. ROBSON, Marilyn American Fork, Utah County, June 5, 1985.

SENNINGER, Delbert, June 5, 1985. STAM, Jacob June 4, 1985. SWEET, Graham Clearwater, Florida, May 24, 1985. WALTON, Robert, June 4, 1985. WILKINS, Ormon June 5, 1985.

Ormon L. Wilkins REDMOND-Ormon Lamond Wilkins, age 87, died June 5, 1985 in a Gunnison hospital. Born June 28, 1898 in Washington, Utah to Ormon and Margoret Delora Weaver Wilkins. Mor. ried Mildred Viola Murray Nov.

12, 1919 In Vernal, Utah; later solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple. She died Feb. 13, 1985. Former and rancher. High priest in the Redmond LDS Ward.

Survivors: Sons and daughter, Keith Wilkins, Toquerville, Utah; Jerry Wilkins, Murray; Cody Wilkins, Henderson, Nevada; Mrs. David (Nola) Beecrott, Lehi, Utah; Kendy! Wilkins, Redmond; 31 grandchildren, 69 greatgrandchildren; brothers and ters, Lee Wilkins, Gladys Mitchell, Mrs. Neal (Olga) Lundberg, all of St. George and Carl Wikins of California. Preceded in death by a daughter, Glenna Wilkins Cooper.

Funeral service FRiday, June 7, 3:00 p.m. in the Redmond LDS Ward Chapel where friends may call, p.m. Additional viewing will be Saturday at the Spillsbury and Graff Mortuary in St. George, 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Graveside service at 1:00 p.m. in the Washington City Cemetery, Washington, Utah, under the direction of the Springer -Turner Mortuory of Salina. N3 Phoebe M. Mecham BRIGHAM CITY -Phoebe McCombs Mecham, 72, died Tuesday, June 4, 1985, in Brigham City hospital. Born March 1, 1913, North Logan, Utah, to Peter E.

and Mary Ann Goodey McCombs. Married Glen V. Mecham, Oct. 10, 1934, Soda Springs, Idaho; later solemnized, Logan LDS Temple. Active in LDS Church in Primary and Relief Society in Preston, Idaho, Ogden and Brigham City.

Survivors: husband, Brigham City; two sons, Gary G. Mecham, Woods Cross; Alan L. Mecham, Salt Lake city; six grandchildren; sister, Mary M. Neeley, Preston. Funeral services, Saturday, 1 p.m., 3rd-7th Ward Chapel, 2nd No.

and 2nd West, Preston, Idaho, under direction of Bishop Jack Hadfield. Friends may call at Webb Mortuary, Preston, Saturday, 11:30 a.m.- 12:30 p.m. Burial, Riverdale, Idaho, Cemetery. Births reported at Salt Lake area hospitals in. clude: LDS Hospital Mr.

and Tracy J. Breinholt, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Scott R.

Muir, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Terrance L. Hansen son.

Mr. and Mrs. Blaine V. Baird, son. Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Stuart Epperson, son. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey vavie, daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Bradford, son. Mr.

and Mrs. F. Samuel Keele, daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

James Dalton, son. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Cool, daughter. Mr.

and Mrs. D.H. son, daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

Dove W. Rigby, son. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hold: er, daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hunt, son. Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel McPherron, son. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Place, daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. David S. Hughs, daughter Ph.D. Level What is Answer Tribune Staff Photo by Paul Fraughton Gerrit Timmerman, 11, left, Karen Ludwig, 6, and Mary Tate, 10, view bust of Howard R.

Driggs Elementary's namesake. Driggs School's Namesake, Utah Educator, Honored There are fewer students today but the Howard R. Driggs School, Holladay, is as colorful as the day it opened 20 years ago Wednesday. Driggs family members gave students a birthday present in a celebration honoring the school's namesake. Howard Driggs' son Terry commissioned a bust of the late Utah author, educator and historian that was sculpted by Utahn Avard Fairbanks.

Dr. Driggs' son, Perry Driggs presented the bust to the school. "Six teachers, who are still working at Driggs, were here when the school opened, and most of the staff has been here a long time," said Principal Eugene Price. "Little has changed." Yellow panels and bright red doors still greet children coming through the main entrance. "The Driggs family is proud that such a beautiful building was named after their father and grandfather," said Mr.

Price. "Like its namesake, the school is one of a kind." Howard Roscoe Driggs wrote more than 80 books and co-authored another 12 on American pioneers and the West. His Pioneer Life Series, including Texas Ranger, White Indian Boy and Hidden Heroes of the Rockies, were written for grade school use. He was responsible for getting more than 100 tax-supported libraries started in Utah with buldings provided by Andrew Carnegie. Dr.

Driggs helped organize the Utah Pioneer Trails and Landmarks Association and was president of the Oregon Trials and the American Trails Association. He was elected to the Western Hall of fame in 1952. He also was president of the Utah Education and National Education associations. He was born in Pleasant Grove in 1873, and was principal of a grade school in Linden. Later, he was head of the English Department of the Normal School in Cedar City.

Dr. Driggs was associated with the English Department at the University of Utah for 27 years. In 1923 he went to New York University as a visiting English professor and stayed until his death in 1963. "The children here know about Howard Driggs," said Mr. Price.

"He was a great Sniper Fire Strikes Bicyclist A Salt Lake City male bicyclist Tribune was unable to verify the was shot in the foot by an unseen gun- identity of the man late Wednesday. man near 1000 West and North Tem- Initial reports described the injury ple Wednesday about 11:30 p.m., po- as a small-caliber wound. The man lice said. was riding a bicycle through the area The man was in fair condition as when he was shot. crews prepared to take Police had no suspects late emergency him to LDS Hospital, police said.

The Wednesday. VISTA Plans Survey to Assess Utah's Rural Housing Needs VISTA workers will conduct a statewide survey during June and July to assess and develop a plan to deal with housing needs in rural areas. Bill Walsh of Utah Issues, which is coordinating the survey on behalf of the Utah Housing Coalition, told a meeting of coalition members Wednesday that preparatory work for the survey is virtually complete, but noted that planners are still trying to cope with the persistent problem of limited funding. He asked local agencies that belong to the coalition and will benefit from the results of the survey to help cover necessary expenses, such as mileage reimbursement, and to provide moral support for the VISTA workers, most of whom are not "instant housing experts." Financial support also is being sought from the state through Community Development Block Grant funds. Those funds may be available in early July, but until then, VISTA workers have been advised to "hold costs down." he added.

Mr. Walsh said he hopes to have survey data ready to present to the state Legislature for its regular session next January. One coalition member said the information will be invaluable to local communities and the state, which lacks documentation on the subject. The state has been divided into 10 regions, with VISTA workers and representatives of various local agencies cooperating on gathering data for the study. Surveyors will make note of every inhabited structure in and around communities of 2.500 people or less and will attempt to determine the attitude of residents toward housing, asking questions such as "Who should be responsible for providing housing?" Utah Issues also plans to conduct training sessions involving people with housing needs and those with resources to provide that housing.

It also plans to work with local agencies to resolve basic needs, Mr. Walsh said. "This is unique, something not tried anywhere else as far as we're aware with the scope of the whole state. We're going to come up with a study of where the needs are greatest and a plan to address those needs." he said. Most urban area governments have conducted housing surveys, but rural communities often don't have the resources to do their own studies.

Mr. Walsh pointed out. VISTA, a federally funded poverty program, will pay the workers' stipends, which amount to less than $400 per month, and local agencies are being requested to provide office space and telephones and to assist, where possible. Lewdness Charges Against Teacher Dropped A 5th Circuit Court judge has dismissed charges of lewdness filed against a Salt Lake City school teacher Phillip Wayne Wood. a music teacher at Uintah Elementary School, was charged in March with lewdness involving a child.

But in trial Monday, Judge Paul Grant Ethel Elvida Mangum Ethel Elvida Williams Bryant Mangum, age 67, died June 3, 1985 in West Valley City. Born August 22, 1917 In Roxey, Mississippi to Willard D. and Eugenia Christain WIlliams. Married Homer E. Bryant, July 4, 1936.

Later divorced. Married Gordon A. Mangum, July 17, 1952. Later divorced. Member LDS Church.

Survived by: sons, Charles E. Bryant, Anchorage, Alaska; Jim Bryant, Riverton; Gordon AlIan Mangum, West Valley City; daughters, Marie Zombro, Midvale; Ora Johnson; Patsy Thompson; Mrs. Dallas (Birdie) Mulford; Mrs. Ray (Elizabeth Ann) Runsted, all of West Valley City; twenty -eight grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; sisters and brothers, Carl Williams; Bill Williams, both of Salt Lake City; Levi Williams; Mack Williams, both of Grand Junction, Colorado; Jack Williams, Bunkie, Louisiana; Mrs. Hue (Lola) Cox, Oak Grove, Louisiana; Mrs.

Leo (Francis) Amdaro, Salt Lake City. Preceded In death by a son, Joe Carl Bryant. Funeral services will be held Friday 1 p.m. at the Hunter Central Stake Center, 3930 So. 6000 W.

in West Valley City. Friends may call Thursday 6-8 p.m. at the McDougal Funeral Home, 4330 So. Redwood Rd. and at the church one hour prior to services.

Interment Redwood Memorial Estates. 6 6 Hugh L. Balser Hugh L. Balser, 90, died June 2, 1985, In Murray, Utah, at a local care center. Born April 21, 1895, in Crawford, to John and Katharine Selp Balser.

Married Pauline Staab, Aug. 17, 1927, Salt Lake City. She died Dec. 23, 1958. Mr.

Balser was educated in the United States and Europe. Veteran, World War I. He started out as a telegrapher and stenographer in 1913, working his way to president general manager of the Bomberger Railroad until his retirement in 1957. Member, Kalbab Lodge Scotfish Rite Bodies, El Kalah Tempie of the Shrine and Bonneville Knife Fork Club. Survivors: niece, Barbara Baser Rasmussen, Colma, Callf.

Funeral services, Thursday, June 6, 12 noon, Eastman's Evons Early Mortuary, 574 East 1st South, where friends may call Wednesday, 7-8 p.m., and Thursday, one hour prior to services. Burial, Mount Olivet Cemetery. In lieu of flowers family suggests contributions to Shriners Hospital For Crippled Children. Marilyn F. Robson AMERICAN FORK -Marilyn Coddington Francom Robson, 50, died June 5, 1985, at her residence.

Born June 5, 1935, Lehl, to Thomas Mark and Ida Wagstaff Coddington. Married Richard D. Francom, Nov. 5, 1954, Amerlcan Fork; later solemnized, Soft Lake LDS Temple. He died Sept.

27, 1981. Married Ernest A. Robson, Oct. 12, 1983, American Fork. Former employee, Alpine School District lunch program, American Fork Hospitol, and Todhoim Nursing Home.

Member, American Fork 1st Ward LDS Church. Active in Relief Soclety; stake missionary. Survivors: husband; two sons, daughter, Richard Scott Francom, Salt Lake City; Steven Mark Francom, Mrs. Calvin (Suezett) Blackhurst, both Pleasant Grove; five grandchildren; brother, Jack Coddington, Amer Ican Fork. Funeral services, Saturday, 11 a.m., American Fork Stake Center, 240 S.

Center St. Friends may call at Anderson Sosn Mortuory, 49 East 100 Friday, 7-9 p.m., and Saturday, a.m. Burial, American Fork City Cemetery. N3 Area Births Mr. and Mrs.

Jeff Turner, son. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Wood, son. Mr.

and Mrs. Kevin Bullock, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John Davis, son.

Mr. and Mrs. Barry nell, son. Mr. and Mrs.

Jeff Wood, son. Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Yates, daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Alexander, daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

Stacey Lee Hammond, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. David Carr, son. Mr.

and Mrs. Michael F. Anthony, daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

F. Calvin Stringham daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Byron K.

Neibaur, son. Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Twigggs, daughter. Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Fisher, son. Mr. and Mrs. Randall, Cole, daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Hansen, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mevers, daughter.

Mr and Mrs. Duff Turner, son. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hock, daughter.

Emily A. Moulton HEBER CITY, Utah -Emily Ann Moulton, 20-month-old daughter of Michael J. and Margaret Ann Winters Moulton, died June 1985, in a Salt Lake City hospital following an auto-pedestrian accident. Born September 29, 1983, in Heber City. Survived by: Parents, brothers and sisters, Eric John, Paul, Rebecca Ann, Michael Scott, Krisann, David E.

and Nathan all of Heber City. Grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. John Melvin Moulton, Heber City; Mrs. Margaret Burton Winters, Idaho Falls, Idaho.

Preceded in death by a grandfather, E. Francis Winters. Funeral services Saturday, 11 a.m. in the Heber 9th Ward Chopel. Friends may call at Oipin Mortuary, Friday, 7 to 9 p.m., and at the church Saturday, prior.

Burial, Heber City Cemetery. 6-6 N3 6-6 Parley D. Bird Jr. Parley DeWayne 43, died June 3, 1985 of natural causes. Born Feb.

2, 1942 to Parley and Wealthia Flannigan Bird. Survived by mother and stepfather, Wealthia and Tom Norris, Layton; father and stepmother, Parley (Joe) and Hazel Bird, Ephrata, two Bird age at his home daughters, Val, Timothy, Rose Willesen and Rickie Snow; two sisters, Gave Tyree and Mary Vollmer; five brothers, Lenin, Larry, Lew, Everett and Joe; five grandchildren. Funeral service Friday, 10:00 a.m. at McDougal Funeral Home, 4330 So. Redwood Rd, where friends may call Thursday, 6-8 p.m.

Interment Salt Lake City Cemetery. N3 "Blackie' Walton Robert "Blackie" Wallace Wal. ton, 59, passed away June 4. 1985, of a heart attack. Born Oct.

21, 1925, Salt Lake City, to Ray and Grace Taylor Walton. Member, American Legion Post. No. 71. Survivors: ters, June Bradshaw, Sandy; Jennie Simkins, Springville; Ruth Haney, Twin Falls, Idaho.

Preceded in death by three brothers. Graveside service, Saturday, 2:30 Elysion Burial Gardens, 4580 So. 1100 East. Friends may call at Jenkins-Softe Mortuary, 4760 So. State, Saturdav, sons and two N3 Graham L.

(Gra) Sweet 50, residence. Graham Lauzon Sweet, 64, died May 24, 1985, in Clearwater, Fla. Born Oct. 27, 1920, in Battlecreek, to Hazen C. and Della G.

Sweet. Married Maxine Irene Southern, Jan. 28, 1943. She preceded him in death Jan. 20, 1975.

Veteran, World War II. University of Utah grad- Retired in October 1982 after a 28-year career as comptroller for Surety Life Insurance Company. Survived by two daughters and a son: Lona Sweet, Mrs. R. Bruce (Mary) Hancey, W.

Hazen Sweet, all Salt Lake City. Graveside service to be held Friday, June 7, 1985, 2:00 p.m.,Elysian Burial Gardens. N3 (Additional obituaries on next page) Mr. and Mrs. Eric Lv: man, son.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Brod Hardman, son. Alta View Hospital Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Brown, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Orson Anderson, son.

Cottonwood Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Gardener, daughter. Mr.

and Mrs. David Gourley, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Kim R.

Hogenson, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. J.D. son, daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph V. Jensen, daughter. Mr.

and Mrs. Mark L. Jensen, daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Johnson, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Petelo A. Mahafutau, daughter.

and Mrs. Thomas D. Pederson, son. Mr. and Mrs.

John Spence, son. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wright, daughter. Mr.

and Mrs. University Hospital Mr. Mrs. Kenny Eir found no evidence to support the charges and dismissed them. David Yocom, Mr.

Wood's attorney, said the County Attorney's Office continued the prosecution despite a polygraph test that showed his client had not committed the misdemeanors. "This man never should have been charged," the attorney said..