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3 1 HERALD, Provo, Utah, Friday, March 16, 1973 Obituaries Glen Elmer Kinsey Glen Elmer Kinsey, 48, of 425 W. 600 Orem, died this morning of failure in the Utah Valley Hospital. He was born March 3, 1925 in Orem, a son of Jesse E. and Elizabeth Thomas Kinsey. He married Verna Burr on Sept.

1, 1950 in Elko, Nev. He was a member of the LDS Church. Mr. Kinsey was a truck driver. He played the guitar and loved the out-of-doors.

Survivors include his widow and one daughter, Mrs. Lynn (Vicki) Sorensen, Layton; three grandchildren; one brother and one sister, Marvin J. Kinsey, Spanish Fork, and Mrs. Colene Johnson, Provo. Funeral services will be Monday at 11 a.m.

in the Sundberg-Olpin Mortuary, Orem, 4 495 S. State where friends may call Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Monday prior to services. Burial will be in the Provo City Cemetery. Beth Spens Olsen SALT LAKE CITY Funeral services for Beth Spens Olsen, 67, of 1728 S.

300 Salt Lake City, who died Wednesday at her home of a heart ailment, will be Saturday at 1 p.m. in the Wilson Ware Chapel, 1860 S. 300 E. A native of Mammoth, she was born Aug. 23, 1905 to James and Christina Christensen Spens.

She married William Kenneth Olsen on July 7, 1923 in Salt Lake City, and he died July 13, 1963. Active in the LDS Church, she was officer and teacher in the Primary for 49 years. She also served as captain of the Kate B. Carter DUP Camp and was a member of the Salt Lake City Post Office Auxiliary. She worked as a cashier and waitress at Hotel Utah for 30 years.

Survivors include two sons, Rex S. Olsen, Salt Lake City, and Clare K. Olsen, Ely, and 12 grandchildren. Friends may call at 260 E. South Temple tonight from to 8 o'clock and Saturday at the chapel one hour prior to services.

Burial will be in the Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. The family suggests contributions Primary Children's Hospital. Ruth T. Fletcher SALT LAKE CITY Funeral services for Ruth Thorne Fletcher, 61 of 277 Welby Salt Lake City, who died Wednesday in a Salt Lake City nursing home, will be Saturday at 11 a.m., at 260 E. South Temple.

She was a native of Provo, having been born Feb. 10, 1912 to Robert R. and Mary E. Harper Thorne. She married Ira Leon Fletcher on Jan.

30, 1943 in Salt Lake City, and he died Nov. 3, 1962. She was a member of the LDS Church. Survivors include three sisters, Mrs. Joseph (Buelah) Holms, Ogden; Mrs.

Golden (Lucile) Tueller, Mesa, and Mrs. Kent (Bernice) Mortensen, Salt Lake City. Friends may call tonight at 260 E. South Temple from 7 to 8 o'clock and Saturday one hour prior to services. Burial will be in the Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park.

Salvage Firm Reports Theft Sheriff's deputies are investigating the theft of 200 feet of copper wire from Good's Auto Salvage on U.S. 91 in Salem. According to the owner. LeRoy Good. the wire was taken Wednesday night.

Sheriff's deputies reported that the burglar had pried a hasp off a door to gain entry to a storage area. Cundberg JOlpin MORTUARY 495 South State, Orem 225-1530 Orem Catherine Payne Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. in the Sundberg Olpin Mortuary, with friends calling Friday evening from 8 to 10, and Saturday prior to services. Burial Pleasant Grove City Cemetery Four Hurt In Levan Area Crash Glora Wright Self Funeral services for Glora Wright Self, 49, of 576 W. 1600 Orem, who died early Thursday morning of complications following surgery at the LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City, will be Monday at 1 p.m.

in the Orem 34th Ward Chapel, 1500 N. State St. Friends may call Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Olpin Family Mortuary, 294 E. 300 Pleasant Grove, and Monday from noon until time of services.

Burial will be in the Orem City Cemetery. She was born March 8, 1924 in Lindon, a daughter of Robert J. and Margaret Stratton Wright. She married Homer D. Self in Orem on Jan.

11, 1946 and the marriage was solemnized later in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She and her husband operated Selfs' Catering in Orem for the past 20 years, catering weddings banquets in Utah and as far away as Idaho, Wyoming and Nevada. In addition to her husband, survivors include a daughter, Elaine Self Holt, Winnemucca, son, Lee H. Self, Salt Lake City; her mother, Orem; two sisters, Mrs. Clinton (Buelah) Hills, Orem, and Mrs.

LeRoy (Letha) Ash, Pleasant Grove; one brother Robert S. Wright, Orem and three grandchildren. Eva Hall Terry Eva Hall Terry, 69, widow of Ira L. Terry, died early today in Denver, Colo. where she hd been residing with a daughter and one-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Ipson. She had been ill for some time. Mrs. Terry was a well-known church and civic worker and former Relief Society president in the Provo Fourth Ward.

A full obituary, will be published in Sunday Herald along with funeral arrangements. The services will be in Provo at the Fourth Ward Chapel. Louis F. Pierce RIVER HEIGHTS, Cache County Funeral services for Louis Franklin Pierce, 75, of River Heights, who died Wednesday in a Logan hospital of a heart attack, will be Saturday at noon in the Nelson Funeral Chapel of Logan. He was the father of Mrs.

Priscilla LaMon, Provo. Mr. Pierce was born Jan. 12, 1898 in Burlington, a son of Leroy Albert and Julia Anderson Pierce. He married Ann Schaap on July 2, 1924 in Rock Island, and she died in November, 1941.

He married Grace Postma on Aug. 22, 1953 in Logan. He was a veteran of World War I. He was a member of the LDS Church in the River Heights Second Ward. Survivors include his widow, one daughter and five sons, Mrs.

LaMon, Provo; Robert Pierce, Kearns; Donald Pierce, Oklahoma City; Richard Pierce, San Francisco: Benjamin Pierce, Albuquerque, N.M., and David. Pierce, Pocatello. 16 grandchildren and two sisters, Mrs. Mariam Mortensen, Salt Lake City and Mrs. Dorothy Yearick, Soda Springs, Ida.

Friends may call at the mortuary in Logan tonight from 7 to 9 o'clock and Saturday one hour prior to services. Burial will be in the Smithfield Cemetery. BERG MORTUARY 185 E. Center 373-1841 Provo Merlene Lerwill Services will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. in the Pioneer Ward.

Friends may call at Berg Mortuary Friday from 6-8, Sat. prior to services. Interment, Provo City Cemetery. Orem Mary Lee Hatch Services were held today at 2 p.m. in the Orem 4 ward, with interment in Pleasant Grove City Cemetery.

Eva Terry Services are pending and will be announced by Berg Mortuary. NEPHI Four persons were injured in a highway accident Thursday on Utah Highway 28 six miles south of Levan. Glade Player, 26, of 1473 Union Village, Salt Lake City, was driving a pickup truck and camper going south. A small truck, driven by Felipe Mendoza Bojorquez, 22, of Chihuahua, Mexico, was going east on a county lane. He apparently failed to see the truck-camper and crossed in front of it, according to the Highway Patrol.

The camper-truck hit the smaller vehicle and apparently roiled over, but landed upright. The camper went end over end on the side of the road and was demolished. Passengers in the pickup were Mr. Player's wife, Sandra, 25, plus two sons, Clint, 5, and Chad, 2. The four were taken to the Juab Hospital in Nephi by passing motorists.

Mr. Player suffered a concussion; his wife, cuts and shock; Clint, the most seriously injured, was reported in deep shock, and Chad suffered cuts and bruises. All were transferred later to University Hospital in Salt Lake City. Mr. Bojorquez was not injured.

The accident was investigated by State Trooper Gary Taylor, who said that charges will be brought against Mr. Bojorquez for not yeilding the right of way. Orem Potholes Are Blamed in Two Mishaps Orem appears to be having its share of trouble with potholes. A police officer hit one large specimen Thursday night, resulting in a blown tire and rim. the night's most unfortunate toll, however, was taken when a 1963 foreign car hit a hole at about 850 West 400 North in Orem.

The driver, who suffered a cut on the leg, told police that her car had gone out of control and had overturned after hitting the hole. Police officers estimated the damage at $700 on the car. St. Patrick's Day Dance Announced Special Interest groups will hold a multi-region St. Patrick's Day Dance Saturday at 9:30 p.m.

The event will be held at the edgemont Stake Center 4300 Canyon Road. Bud Hutchings' band will be featured. The Great Wall of China is the longest structure built by man, snaking miles across the country's northern provinces and erected more than 2,000 years ago to hinder raiders from Asia's steppes. Manuel Martinez DURANGO, Colo. Mass of the Resurrection was held Monday for Manuel Martinez, 79, of Durango, who died March 10.

He was the father of Manuel Martinez Jr. of Orem. Mr. Martinez was born in Dulce, N.M., in 1893 to Benino and Aurela Martinez. He married Roharito Valdez in 1918.

He was a member of the Catholic Church. All of his life he was a farmer. Survivors include his widow. one son and one daughter, Manuel Martinez, Stella Grieto, Durango; nine grandchildren; eight greatgrandchildren: three sisters and one brother. Esther Martinez.

Mary Ortiz and Mike Martinez, all of Albuquerque, N.M.. and Beatrice Read. Lumberton, N.M. Burial was in Durango. Utah Obituaries SALT LAKE CITY Willian.a B.

Bishop 49. died Thursday: funeral pending from 574 E. 100 S. Stephen Edward Harris, 85. died Tuesday, funeral Saturdav.

10 a.m.. 260 E. South Temple Harvey Willard Gord, 59. died Tuesday funeral Saturday, 11 a.m. 2128 S.

State St. WILLARD. Box Elder County Samuel Richards, 73. died Wednesday: funeral Monday, 1 p.m., Willard Ward Chapel. MIDVALE William Apolles Lambson.

53, died Thursday: funeral Saturday, 2 p.m.. 8090 S. State St. DRAGERTON, Carbon County Orpha Viola Miller Nelson, 80. died Monday; funeral was held today ST.

GEORGE Minerva Swapp Cardon. 79. died Wednesday, funeral Saturday St. p.m. Geurge Second Ward Chapel.

Bertha Lee Pitts Branham. 91. died Thursday: funeral Monday. 2 St. George First Ward Chapel.

OGDEN William Lubben. 87. died Wednesday funeral Saturday, a.m. Lindquist and Sons Colonial Chapel. ROOSEVELT Leitha Pearl Slaugh Walkup 76.

died Wednesday: funeral Saturday. 11 Roosevelt Stake Center. MURRAY Thelma Childs Nunley, 59, died Wednesday 3 funeral Saturday. 10 a m. 255 S.

200 Walkathon to Aid March of Dimes Set Next Weekend A statewide Big Foot Walkathon for the March of Dimes has been scheduled for Saturday, March 24. In Utah County, a 20-mile walk sponsored by the Utah County Chapter will begin and end at Pioneer Park, Provo. Local officials hope to raise $25,000 from this third annual walk. They say this year's goal for the county is $40,000 in March of Dimes contributions. Last year the chapter raised just over $34,000.

Governor to Walk Guests at the Walkathon will include Gov. Calvin L. Rampton who will walk the first few blocks with the participants. Seven and one-half-year-old Marty Mim Mac, a previous national poster child also will attend along with LeeAnn Carter from Payson and Chris Peay, Orem, who are this year's poster children for the county. County, Law March is of Dimes chairman is Paul Mitchell Ream.

is campaign director and Bill Walkathon chairman. Registration forms and sponsor's sheets will be available in schools, some shopping centers and at March of Dimes Headquarters, 227 N. University Ave. Open to All Ages The walk is open to all ages. Participants under 18 years, however, must have a parent sign their sponsor sheet.

Officials say anyone may sponsor a walker. Sponsors will give 10 cents per mile and up for each mile walked by the participants they sponsor. One-quarter of the money collected by the county effort will go directly to the Medical Scientific Research Fund at National Headquarters. Half of the remaining three-quarters will stay with the chapter to finance local programs of the National Foundation. The remaining money will be forwarded to national headquarters to help support patient services, professional and public health education and other activities at the national level.

In 1972, the national foundation gave $30,000 to the Primary Children's Hospital in Salt Lake City and $5,000 to the Intermountain Newborn Intensive Care Center in Salt Lake. Financial report for the local chapter indicates that just over $7,000 was given for research support, over $5,600 went for public health education and nearly $5,500 was donated in community services. A total of $10,560 was sent to the national foundation, and $6,000 was returned. Officials say it is a common practice to return money to new chapters. They say 1972 was the first year the Utah County Chapter functioned as a recognized organ of the national foundation.

6-Man Board to Advise On Countywide Growth An advisory committee which will make recommendations on the future growth and planning in Utah County has been appointed by the County Planning Commission. The committee will consist of two realtors, two developers, and two home builders. From suggested personnel submitted by the County Board of Realtors, Home Builders Association and other groups, the Planning Commission has asked Jeston 0. Jacobson, and T. Darrell Bushnell, both of Provo, to serve as representativs of the realtors.

J. Grant Nielsen, Springville, and Richard J. Benson, Orem, have been invited to serve on the committee recommending County Woman To Represent Utah at Seminar The Legal Services Training Program of Washington, D.C., has approved the appointment of an American Fork woman to represent Utah at a legal services seminar in Denver, March 25-29. Eileen Olson was chosen from thousands of applicants to be one of the 80 persons attending the seminar. Mrs.

Olson is chairman of the North Neighborhood Council and has held numerous other positions in 0EO. Statistics BORN AT UTAH VALLEY HOSPITAL March 16: to Gayle and Deborah Levesque Snowdon. 1500 S. 298 Orem. Boy to Steven and Kathleen Bateman Peterson, 168 S.

300 Provo. Girl to Ivan and Penny Lou Pierce Carter. 1085 N. 750 Provo. Girl to Lane and Pari Schaffer Ewell, 550 N.

800 Orem. March 15: Boy to Bryce and Patricia Jo Hanifl Woolf, 359 N. 200 Springville. Boy to Lynn and Dorothy Judy Scoresby, RD 1, Mountain View, No. 19, American Fork.

Girl to Benjamin and Sherry Curtis Kelsey Arellano, 848 Memo Drive, Orem. Boy to Daniel and Renee Lindsay Neff, 665 N. 500 No. 28. Provo.

Boy to Dr. Stewart and Suzanne Hess Slingerland, 1812 N. 1350 Provo. Boy to Perry and Laurie Richardson Hasleton. 658 N.

100 No. 3. Provo. Boy to Dale and Brenda Kaletta Mikesell. 758 E.

300 Payson Girl to Randall and Carla Aikele Bird, 6B-345. Wymount Terrace, Provo the developers, while Lawrence M. Price, Vineyard, and Wayne D. Mills, Orem, have been asked to recommend the home builders. Signup Slated At PI.

Grove For 2 Courses PLEASANT GROVE Registration for an automobile maintenance class and spring dance session will be held Saturday in the foyer of the Pleasant Grove Junior High School from 9 a.m. to noon. Also those boys of Cub Scout age who are interested in racing their cars ir the annual Pinewood Derby should plan to race the last part of April. Announcement for registration fee, dates and times will be made in the various Cub Dens. The automotive maintenance class will be held in the shop of the junior high school for eight weeks under the direction of Donal Clark, Brigham Young University automotive major.

Mr. Clark will use both classroom and practical application. The course will begin Wednesday and be held from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. and is open to everyone over 15 years of age, girls and boys, and those under 15 if accompanied by parents. The 10-week dance session will begin Saturday, March 24.

Mrs. Susanne Judd, sister of Patty Trexler, will be the instructor and all girls and boys four years old and over are invited to attend. Classes will be held in the Junior High School Girls Gym and specific times will be announced following official registration. Her favorite flowers PROVO FLORAL 201 W. 1stS.

373-7001 90 Years ef Experience in PETRUSKY the Creation of ADOLPH FATHER M. HELENA and Markers. MOTHER 1902 1896 1969 BEESLEY MONUMENT VAULT 725 South State Prove, Utah Phone 374-0580 DANCERS FOR THE Wasatch Stake Gold and Green Ball being held tonight are, from left, standing, Gayla Duke, Scott Whiting, Wendy Watson, Roger Tree, Julie Probst, Mike Kohler, Jane Rasband, Scott Farmer Flood Control Unit Named for County The Executive Committee of the Utah County Council of Governments met in Provo Thursday and established a flood control committee to deal with flooding problems in the county. Members of the committee include L.D. Green, chairman; Clarence Thornock; John A.

Zirbes; Jerry Howe; Carl Johnson; and Arlyn Sperry, executive secretary of COG. The membership of the committee will change with the area under consideration, SO that every city will have its Two Charged After Hit-Run Orem Accident A hit-and-run driver collided with a late model compact car parked on the north side of the road at 500 N. 200 Orem, in the early morning hours today. Police officers followed a trail of water leaking from a radiator damaged in the collision. A neighbor who had witnessed the accident told police the hit-run car had left the scene with the radiator leaking.

The trail left by the water was an eratic one going through part of a field and off the road into a ditch in one place, police said. Their report indicates the vehicle also collided with a street divider several times. The vehicle was apprehended in Lindon and the driver has been charged with driving under the influence, and possession of marijuana. A passenger also was charged with public intoxication. and Susan Dayton; and kneeling are, from left, Bobby Erickson, Sue Smith and David Duke.

Seated in front are Melody Clark and Laurie McGuire. The group also will dance in the June Dance Festival in Salt Lake City. Wasatch Gold, Green Ball Tonight engineering staff involved in discussions of flood control problems within its jurisdiction. In other action, the group accepted the housing study report presented at its last meeting. The report will be sent to the Department of Housing and Urban Development for certification.

The committee also viewed a film on affirmative action programs assuring equal employment opportunity in all businesses or organizations with 15 or more employees. Darrell Cook, head of the Public Employment Program in Utah County, explained that governmental bodies are required to take a positive approach to recruiting employees from among minorities or face possible loss of federal funding. A meeting of the Utah County Flood Control Subcommittee is scheduled for Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in the Utah County Planning Commission conference room, 47 S. 100 Provo.

HEBER CITY "A Touch of Irish" is the theme for the Wasatch Stake Gold and Green Ball being held tonight at the Wasatch Stake Center in Heber City. This year's ball will feature the music of the Bert Murdock Orchestra. Dancing will get underway at 8:30 with the floor show scheduled at 9 o'clock. The program has been put together by the Stake Dance Directors, Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Dayton, and features the stake representatives of the Wasatch MIA to the June Dance Festival. Most of the Wards also will be represented in the floor show by individual Ward entries. Possibly the most unusual performance will be by about 20 couples from the bishoprics and stake presidency. The public has been invited to join in Heber City's gala production to celebrate the eve of St. Patrick's Day.

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