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3 3 3 The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, January 6, 1962 dicates partly cloudy skies over parts of Salt Lake area will have a chance of snow. SEATTLE HIGH 30 35 Mont. WARMER FROCK SPRINGS 28 WARMER ELKO SALT 38, Wyo. SAN CIG DENVER CITY Del. 580 FRANCISCO CEDAR Utah: Colo.

Mo. CITY ANGELES WARMER Ariz. LEGEND Texas CLOUDY CLOUDY PARTLY FAIR 150 RAIN SNOW SHOWERS SCATTERED NEW ORLEANS WARM COLD FRONTI FRONT: FLURRIES SNOW WIND -SPEED (MPH) OF PRESSURE AREAS STATIC HIGH TEMPERATURES FORECAST FOR CITIES SHOWN The weather forecast map for Saturday in- Utah, southern Idaho, Wyoming and Nevada. Little White Clouds to Fly Over S.L. Midwest Bismarck 17 Chicago 42 .23 Detroit Duluth Kansas City .82 Omaha ,10 Minneapolis 829 .08 East Boston New York City 35 Washington.

D.C. 39 South Albuquerque 38 Atlanta .25 Miami New Orleans 75 .80 Oklahoma City 28 22 1.00 Salt Lake Weather Data: Precipitation for 24-hour period ended Friday at 5 p.m., none; precipitation for January, .01, accumulative deficiency, precipitation since Oct. 1, 1961, 3.57; accumulative deficiency, sunrise Saturday, sunset, 5:16. Salt Lake City and vicinity-Considerable cloudiness Saturday with snow flurries in mountains. Decreasing cloudiness Saturday night to become fair Sunday.

Not much temperature change. Highs Saturday near 340, lows 24 to 28; highs Sunday near 37, Utah-Mostly cloudy north, partly cloudy south Saturday. Chance of showers or snow flurries in extreme north. Decreasing cloudiness to become generally fair Sunday, Highs Saturday 37 to 47, lows 12 to 25; highs Sunday 35 to 45. Southeastern Idaho--Mostly cloudy Saturday with a few showers and snow flurries.

Decreasing cloudiness Saturday night. Fair Sunday, Highs 34 to 42, lows 24 to 32. Eastern Nevada- -Considerable cloudiness north, partly cloudy south Saturday. Few showers or snow flurries in north. Decreasing cloudiness Saturday News of Record MARRIAGE LICENSES Salt Lake County Weather Bureau Lake Area will be Weather Bureau will be near 40.

at 5 p.m. 12-Hr. 18-Hr. 24-Hr: High Low Prec. 38 15 42 46 15 34 40 14.

10 20 28 30 25 States 27 .01 40 .42 27 20 32 13 States 38 Elman Taylor Child, 67, Midvale: Florence Kropf Heald, 57, Berkeley, Calif. Leonard Wesley Burningham, 20, Salt Lake; Trude Joyce Ivie, 19, Salt Lake. William Marshall Jessop, 24, Salt Lake. Betty Elaine Lowe, 19, Salt Lake. David Homer Royle, North Hollywood, Joan Powelson, 24, Salt Lake.

Charles George Cerniwey, 48, Salt Lake; Verdie Reel Elliott, 33, Olympia, Wash. Peter Raymond Poland, 27, San Mateo, Sidney Ann Smith, 23, Salt Lake. David Gary Jorgensen, 23, Salt Lake; Mary Annette Thatcher, 22, Salt Lake. Heinz Eric Kirchhoefer, 27, Salt Lake; Baerbel J. Zerull, 19, Salt Lake.

Lynn Kay Lafeen, 21, Salt Lake; Colleen Thelma Highley, 19, Kearns. Karl Waldemar Joffs, 20, Midvale: Jean Carol Parrish, 18, Salt Lake. Richard Earl Lancaster, 28, Draper; Kathleen LaVerne Lancaster, 24, Midvale. Gary LaMont Steadman, 18, Sandy; Betty Jo Louise Wright, 16, Salt Lake. Donald Robert Davis, 22, Salt Lake; Virginia Joyce Pacheco, 21, Salt Lake.

James R. Trapp. 19, Salt Lake: Patricia Lee Giffin, 19, Salt Lake. John Phillip Bavernfeind, 23, Helena, Patricia Marie Dailey, 21, Salt Lake. Kenneth Richard Echols, 18, Murray: Carolyn Daun Powell, Salt Lake.

Weber County Stephen Homer Mcintyre, 20, 0g- den; Sherry Lynn Wasuita, 19, Ogden. Eddie Leon Robinett, 19, Slaterville, Wynona Weber countElark, 17, Riverdate, Weber County, Arthur Charles Herrmann, 39, 0g- den; Darthy May Farley, 40. William Keck, Ogden: Ogden. LeRoy 20, Ogden; Jeanene Hughes, 16, Ogden. James L.

DeSoto, 27, Ogden: Anne Lansdale, 23, Ogden. Gary Michael Merritt, 23, San Francisco; Carmen Anita Pullin, 21, Ogden. Thomas Leroy Martin 19, Roy: Dorothy Dale Farr, 18, Roy. Marina Plan For Bear Lake Nears The State Park and Recreation Commission is putting finishing touches on a proposal to revise and enlarge Bear Lake boat marina, PLANS INCLUDE mooring space for more than 100 small pleasure craft, according to Aldin O. Hayward, commission director.

The commission already has approved expenditure of more than $60,000 to finance the project, the third of its kind to be built by the state. The others are at Palisades Reser. voir near Manti and on the Green River. THE PROPOSED enlargement of the Bear Lake facilities, on the west Snake in Rich County, will utilize the existing boat ramp area as a parking site for those taking their crafts into the water. As presently planned, dredge lines and bulldozers will be used to build a shaped dike around the marina area in which the boats can be moored free of the dangers of rough lake waters and storms.

MR. HAYWARD SAID the plans for the Bear Lake marina will be advertised for bids some time next week. Preliminary engineering work has been done by Neff Engineering Salt Lake City.The state official explained that use of boat ramp facilities established by the state as well as those set up by the federal government at Rockport Lake, Summit County, suffered during last year's boating season because of the unusual dry cycle of the weather. THIS TOOK THE water level down so far that in some instances the boat ramps were too high to launch a craft. Normally, Mr.

Hayward said, the ramps would have been adequate to accommodate almost any small pleasure craft likely to be used there. Hugo J. Reimschiissel AMERICAN FORK Hugo Julius Reimschiissel, 74 died Thursday. 10:10 p.m., at his home of nature: Born 5 1887. Liegnits, many to Julius Bernhard ant Karaline Patzold i schiissel.

Member AmeriFork Seventh Ward, Church Jesus Christ of Latter -day Saints. Married a Ruderisch July 12, 1914, Skoh Germany; em nized Salt Lake LDS Survivors: widow; sons, Fritz, Houston, Willy, Helmut Leo, all American Fork; Ernest, Provo; George, Roy, Weber County Walter, Pleasant Grove, Utah County; daughters Mrs. Clyde (Hanna) Hill, Pleasant Grove; Mrs. Roberts (Helen) Anderson. Provo.

Funeral Monday, p.m. American Fork Second-Seventh LDS Ward Chapel. Friends call Anderson and Sons Mortuary Sunday, 7-9 p.m. Monday until 12:30 p.m. Burlal, Grove City Cemetery.

Louis G. Poulsen WOODS CROSS- -Funeral services for Louls George Poulsen, 51, 1600 S. 700 West, who died at his home Wednesday. 10:05 p.m., of natural causes, will be Saturday, 10 a.m.. at 260 E.

South Temple. Friends may call at place of services Saturday prior to services. Graveside servSaturday, 3 p.m., Paris, Idaho, Cemetery. Born May 21, 1910, Idaho, to James S. and Harriett Humphries Poulsen.

ried Gall Sept, 30, 1933, Pocatello, Idaho. She died Oct. 6. 1959. Member Moose Lodge, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Survivors: sons. daughter. Dennis Poulsen, Mrs. Dan (Renee) Evans, both Woods Cross; Louis L. Poulsen, Salt Lake City; five grandchildren; sisters, Mrs.

LaVon Rasmussen, Granger: Mrs. Lola McCammon, Georgetown, Idaho; two half-sisters, half-brother, Mrs. Ruth Bunn, Nyssa, Mrs. Grace Smedley, Paris, Idaho: Ezra J. Poulsen, Salt Lake City.

Clara Bell Bevans POCATELLO, IDAHO-Mrs. Clara Bell Bevans. 75, 102 Princess Apartments, died Thursday In Vancouver, at home of son. Wesley. Born Julv 25, 1886.

Superior. to Edward Francis and Martha Jane Farnsworth Pharris. to tello in 1896. Married to DeWitt 0. Bevans In 1904.

Blackfoot. He died 1938. Employed at Idaho State College seven years. Member Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. American War Mothers.

past mander, Navy Mothers Club 178. president Pioneer Ladies Club seven years. Survivors: sons. Dewitt, Donaid Rowland Jack all Eugene. Wesley, Vancouver: William Salt Lake City: Robert Pocatello: 15 grandchildren, six sisters.

Mrs. Wilma Totten. Santa Ana. Calif. Mrs.

Phyliss Cook, Helena, Mont. Funeral Thursday, Manning Funeral Home Chapel. Burial, Mountainview Cemetery. Miguel Gonzales, 61, died Thursday in Provo hospital after an Illness Born April 20, 1900, Jalisco, Mexico, to Mateo and Guadalupe Marquez Gonzales. Married Rayo Acosta, Dec.

29, 1933, Las Vegas, N.M. Coal miner. Member, United Mine Workers of America. Survivors: widow; sons. daughters, Bernardino, Richard David, Helen and Mary, all Helper; Miquel Jr.

Denver, Mrs. Ben (Rose). Manzanares, Martin. Carbon County: three grandchildren. Requiem mass Tuesday 10 a.m.: St.

Anthony Catholic Church. Holv rostory Monday, 7 p.m.. Mitchell Funeral Home Chapel, Price, where friends call Saturday, Sunday, Monday prior to rosary. Burial, Mountain View Cemetery. Susan Marie Smith Data From U.S.

Skies over the Salt cloudy Saturday, the said, and temperatures Data to Friday Utah Blanding Bryce Canyon Cedar City Coalville Green River Milford Provo Roosevelt Salt Lake Airport Wendover Idaho Boise Burley Idaho Falls Pocatello Intermountain Billings Butte Cheyenne Denver Elko Ely Evanston Grand Junction Las Vegas Reno Rock Springs Sheridan West Yellowstone Pacific Anchorage Honolulu Juneau Angeles San Francisco Seattle Spokane Miguel Gonzales RUPERT, IDAHO Susan Marie Smith, 13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harion Smith, died Thursday in a Burley hospital after a long illness. Born Oct. 15, 1948, -Burley, attended St.

Nicholas School, Rupert. Survivors: parents; brother, Monte, Rupert; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Painter, Burley. Rosary Sunday, 8 p.m., Joseph Payne Memorial Chapel, Burley.

Requiem Mass, Monday, 11 a.m., St. Nichelas Church, Burley. Friends call Payne Mortuary, Sunday afternoon, evening, to time of services Monday. Burial, Riverside Cemetery, Hey. burn.

News of Record MARRIAGE LICENSES Salt Lake County Jay Jeannette Huntsman, 25, Salt M. Nielson, 22, Salt Lake. Donald George Richerson, 22, Salt Lake: Viann McQueen, 18, Salt Lake. Marshall Jeannette Leroy Lear, 21, Provo; A. Schorr, 18, Salt Lake: Theodore Oliver Butcher, 20, Salt Lake; Dawna Rae Hayward, 18, Salt Lake.

Kent 31, Salt Laker Gale Allene Mangone, 34, Salt Lake. Lake? Robert Arnold Carison, 25, Salt Ann Janette Larsen, 22, Salt Lake. Lawrence LeRoy Abbott 22, Salt Lake: JeNell Watchorn, 18, Salt. Lake. James Morgan Buckley, 40, Salt Lake; Carol Jean Pollard, 26, Fruitland, Idaho.

Byron C. Brooks, Salt Lake; Connie Rae Bailey, Salt Lake. David Shand 111, 23, Salt Lake; Naima Gwen Austin, 19, Salt Lake. Gerald Reed Fowles, 27, Salt Lake; Helen Whitmore, 26, Salt Lake. Daniel R.

Bryner, 23, Salt Lake) Karen Dickson, 20, Holladay. Gene J. Blockburn, 22, Salt Lake; Martha Irene Rasmussen, 18, Salt Lake. Gordon L. Groom, 23, West Jordan; Ann Marie Wasstaff, 21, West Jor- News of Record MARRIAGE LICENSES Elko, Nev.

night to become generally fair Sunday. Highs 35 to 45, lows 10 to day. Wyoming -Mostly cloudy through SunScattered light snows in northwestern mountains Saturday, over and near. mountains Saturday Warmer through. Saturday night, colder Sunday.

Windy east slopes of mountains Saturday, south Sunday. Highs in 30s southwest, 40s elsewhere. over Summary Utah A brought hign fair pressure weather centered Intermountain area Friday except for fog in the Snake River Valley of southeastern Idaho. Storms from the Pacific moved through southern Canada and the extreme northern portion of the United States. As a result of clear skies, temperatures Friday morning were 5 to 10 degrees cooler than those of Thursday.

Temperatures were generally in -the 30s and 405-by Five-Da' Forecast Saturday through Wednesday Utah, southern Idaho, eastern Nevada- Temperatures slightly above normal in north, below in southern Utah. Surges of moist air from Pacific, bringing some chance of sprinkles to southwestern Idaho Saturday, northern Utah, eastern Nevada early in week. Wyoming Average temperatures will range from a little above normal southwest, to '5 to 10 degrees above no. mal in northeast, Continental Frequent temperature changes east of Divide. Scattered light snows early in week.

Vandals Spill Milk Malicious vandals spilled half a gallon of milk on the front porch at the residence of Mrs. Anne Rose, 533 E. 9th South, police were told Friday, Teachers Meet Monday Western Educators Get Key S.L. Roles The coordinator of elementary grades in the public schools of Cheyenne, and the director of teacher education and certification for Colorado will take leading parts in the two-day meeting opening Monday in Hotel Utah of the regional session, National Commission for Teacher Education and Professional Standards (TEPS). BETTY LOU Pagel, the Wyoming educator, will report on revision of a teacher education program which will provide about half the meat of the session's discussions.

Otto G. Ruff, Denver, will describe the changes in teacher certification in Colorado and how they were implemented. KEYNOTE OF the TEPS session will be sounded by Dr. Don Davies, executive secretary of the national TEPS commission, who will speak Monday at 9 a.m. to open the conference Mr.

Ruff and Miss Pagel will follow with their presentations. Utah, Idaho, Colorado, Wyoming and Montana educators will be included in the 150 assembled to lay regional groundwork for the Colorado Springs session of the national TEPS group the last week in June. DR. DAVIES will call for the profession to buckle down to a definition of "professional expertness," as first step in a general improvement of teacher education and professional standards. First meeting of study groups will be Monday afternoon.

Leaders include Gladys V. Johnson, Montana high school teacher; L. Stanley Ratliff, research director of Colorado Education Chester H. Bowen, Wyoming Education Assn. executive secretary; John Tucker, Idaho Falls, Idaho, superintendent of schools.

WILBURN N. Ball, Utah state superintendent of Legal Notices ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Education, Davis County School District, hereinafter referred to as the "Owner" will receive up to, but not later than 8 p.m. Mountain Time, January 16, 1961, sealed proposals for the award of contracts for the construction an addition to the Whitesides Elementary School at Layton, Utah. Such bids will be received in the office of the Board of Education, Davis School District, will located be at Farmington, Utah, and opened and publicly read place aloud at in the above School stated Board's time, office. and Each bid must conform and be responsive to all pertinent Contract Documents.

Copies are now on file and open to public inspection the Brazier, office of Architects, Ashton, 24 Evans South and Temple Street, Salt at Lake City, West deposit for copies may be obtained by a where Utah, each set $20.00. This of in good Contract Documents is returned deposit will be refunded, if the set condition within 10 days after The the bid opening. time of completion will be of the fore, in essence of the Contract: thereawarding the Contract, due consideration shall be given to this statement as contained in each contractor's proposal. Each bid shall be made out on Bid Form to be furnished. Each certified bid shall check be accompanied by a payable to the Owner, in an amount not less than five percent of the maximum amount of as a the bid.

guarantee The that check shall be given will execute the the bidder Contract, if be awarded to him, in conformity with the Contract Documents and will provide the surety bond or bonds as specified therein within five days the after notification of the award of Contract. reiecting Owner, reserves, the bids right or of Ities waive in any bid irregularities or or informalNo bidder any in the bidding. for may withdraw his bid date set period for the of 30 days after the opening of bids. A. Clerk HOLLIS GRANGE of Davis of the County Board of Education School District (C-24) NOTICE OF PUBLIC of A County public hearing, before the Board HEARING Lake County, State Commissioners of Utah, of will Salt be held on Wednesday the 22nd day of January, 1962, at the hour of at a.m.

Room In 206, the Board Room thereof Salt Lake City, Utah, City-County for the Building, purto pose the of official, considering map an amendment amending map of said County in the follow. ing particulars: Adding to the official map of public County roads the following roads, streets and highways: Street 7200 South Street from West westerly to, aproximately 300 State mately Street; 8200 South Creek Road (approxiproximately 2600 Street from He East Street to Litproximately Cottonwood Canyon Road (ap3500 East Street); 4700 (1700 South Street from Redwood Road West Street) westerly to 4000 rant West of Street that and, road the which Southeast Quad. but commonly known and unnamed is to from as the the "Belt Route" extending intersection with U.S. Highway 40 near the mouth of Par. ley's Canyon In the Northwest of 1 Section 25, Township 1 South Range southerly East, then proceeding, generally East Street and 6400 South Street 10 approximately 3000 in Section 23, Township South, Range 1 East, then proceeding gen 6400 erally South westerly to approximately Street 'and 500 West Street South, in Section 24, Township Range 1.

West. DATED this 18th day of Decem ber. 1961. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SALT LAKE STATE OF UTAH By G. G.

Larson, chairman (Seal) Alvin Keddington, County Clerk (B-90) NOTICE Bids will be received at the office of Purchasing Agent, Weber Col1962 lege, until 4:00 p.m. January 16, for additions to Language Labbe oratory. obtained Further information from the above office. Weber College reserves the right to relect any or all bids and waive any, the irregularities or formalities if the College. (C-22) JOHN H.

HILD Asst. Purchasing Agent Funerals ALLGOOD Funeral services for Albert Edward Allgood will be held Saturday at p.m. in the Goff Mortuary Chapel, 8090 South State. Friday Friends 6-8 may call at the mortuary p.m. and Saturday prior to services.

Burial in Murray City Cemetery. Goff Mortuary, funeral directors. BRADFIELD -Funeral services for Joseph Henry Bradfield will be held Saturday, E. 9:30 7th A.M.. In the Rose Room, South Street Inter: ment Friends in the may Manti, call Utah, Cemetery, Mortuary at the Deseret on Friday, 6-8 P.M., and Saturday prior to services.

Funeral directors, Deseret Mortuary. Alberto DAVIS- Davis Funeral services for Henry will of 4614 S. Highland Dr. be conducted Saturday Holladay 2nd Ward chapel. p.m.

In 4800 South. Friends may call at 4th White Chapel Mortuary, 124 South East, Friday 6. 'til 8 p.m, and at the Graveside place of service after 12, noon. Rose Hill services and burial fornia. Funeral directors.

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TEMPLE CALL EM 3.4448 County Employes Gain 'Flood' of Pay Raises A "flood" of salary increases ments in the near future which for various Salt Lake County have been approved by the government departments was County Merit System Commisapproved Friday by the county sion. commission. Some 120 em- The salary adjustments will ployes were affected. run from five to 10 per cent more than was paid out in SALARY ADJUSTMENTS 1961 for salaries and wages, for personnel in the sheriff's according to. County Auditor office, ranging from $10 up to David P.

Jones. He said the $75 a month, were approved. adjustments were set up in the Sheriff George Beckstead various 1962 department said the raises are necessary budgets. to bring the salary scale near law enforce- RAISES WERE granted to those of other 51 members of the Salt Lake ment departments. County Fire Department at $20 HE SAID THERE will have a month each.

Fire Chief to be a few other wage adjust- Franklin P. Jones received a salary increase from $595 to Serving Pamilses tor Over 99 Years $615 a month, and Amos R. Harman, assistant chief, from MARKERS $520 to $540 a month. MONUMENTS Employes in the received county sur- inveyor's office BRONZE VASES creases of $15 to $25 a month, ELIAS MORRIS SONS CO as did about 13 employes in the Intermountain Cora R. Godfrey Cora May Rosenbaum Godfrey 51, 2965 S.

State, died Friday, 3:05 a.m.. In a Sat Lake hospital- of natural causes. Born Nov, 10, 1910, Lake y. to Lucious and Cecelia Hazel Macroft Rosenbaum. Married to M.

J. Christensen. Divorced. Mar ried to Ellsworth Godfrey Oct. 16, 1958, Elk Nev.

Member Churci of Jesus Christ Latterday Saints. Survivors: husband; sons daughters. Cecil Albert. M. Donald Norman, Danny Mark V.

Christensen, Mrs. James (Barbara) C. Anderson, Mrs. Wilford (Mildred) Taylor, Mrs. Stanley (Fay) Wells, all Salt Lake City; 25 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren: brothers.

sisters, Roy. Morris Rosenbaum, Claude Snow, Donna Bowman, June Williams, Marie Easthope, all Salt Lake City Funeral Tuesday, 2 p.m., 36 E. 7th South, friends Monday, 6-8 p.m. Tuesday prior to services. Burial, Salt Lake City Cemetery.

Auton Tezak Anton Tezak, 83, 680-6th East, died at Salt Lake hospital at 6:29 a.m. Friday of natural causes. Born May 12, 1878, Metlica, Austria, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Tezak.

Married Christine Logar, Sunnyside, May of 1906. Was a member of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, Survivors: widow; sons, Joseph F. Stanley F. and Lewis V. Tezak, all of Salt Lake CITYL Tezak, Lt.

Col. many; daughters, Mrs. Edward Janus and Mrs. Linus Brown, both of Salt Lake City: Mrs. Nick Franks, Bountiful; Mrs.

Arthur Grant, Murray: Mrs. Helen Tezak, Layton; 28 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren. Archie E. Higham OGDEN-Archie Edward Higham, 78, 586-28th died in an Ogden hospital Thursday of a heart allment. Born July 3, 1883, Spanish Fork, to Arch S.

and Hattie Dickson Higham. Married Eva Wilkinson, Jan. 29, 1907, Hoytsville. Conductor for Southern Pacific Railroad Co. many years.

Member, Southern cific Oldtimers Club and Order of Railway Conductors. Member, Ogden Eighteenth Ward, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Survivors: widow; son, daughters, Wayne A. (Bud), Ogden; Mrs. Dora Leavitt, Piedmont, Mrs.

Aretta Chadwick, Orland, two brothers. two sisters. Albert H. Underwood OGDEN Albert Harrell Underwood, 59, Oregon City, Ore. -formerly of Ogden, died Monday at his home of 8 heart ailment.

Born May 17, 1902, Noblesville, to Edward C. and Melissa Underwood. Married Myrtle Sandiford Riley Jan. 17, 1942, Indianapolis, Ind. Manager, Underwood Repair and Sales Co.

Oregon City. Member, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Survivors: widow; son, Charles, Fort Madison, Iowa; stepson, Thomas Riley, 0g- dens -stepdaughter, Mrs. Lois Nelson, Roy: 12 grandchildren; brother, FUMonday, 11 a.m., Myers Funeral Chapel, where friends call Sunday, 7-9 p.m., Monday prior to servIces. Burial Ogden City Cemetery.

Edward E. Ernstrom OGDEN Edward Eugene Erne strom, 56, 246-13th died at home Friday of a heart attack. Born Nov. 7, 1905, Ogden, to Peter and Charlotte Kibistrom Ernstrom. Married Leota Swift, Jan.

14, 1949, Ogden. Sheet metal worker for Boeing Aircraft Co. and Hill Air Force Base. Retired 1951. Member, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Survivors: widow; son, Lee, Ogden; two sisters. Funeral Monday, 1 p.m., Lindquist and Sons Funeral Chapel, where friends call Sunday, 7-9 p.m.. Monday prior to services. Burial Ogden City Cemetery. Russell D.

Faddis DENVER- Funeral services were conducted Friday noon In Denver for Russell D. Faddis, 59, 4726 Quitman St. who died of natural causes Monday. 6:15 p.m. In a Denver hospital.

Born Dec. 14, 1902, Salt Lake City. Married Alice E. Smith. in Price, Carbon County.

Employe 13. years with U.S. Bureau of Mines Member Brotherhood Protective Order of the Elks, Lodge 17. Survivors: Widow; sons, John David, Tooele, William Russell, Grand Junction, Colo. Carl Lindsey, James Edward, both, Denmother Ontario.

sisters, Mrs. Altha Mower, Fairview Sanpete County Mrs. Ruth Minelich. Grand Junction four grandchildren. Burial Cemetery.

instruction; Sara Kugler, Idaho Falls high school teacher; Adrien L. Hess, Montana State College mathematics professor; Glen Cagon, Brigham Young University professor of elementary education; Wesley Caspers, Western Montana Col. lege professor of education; Austin E. Fife, department of languages chairman, Utah State University; Everett D. Lantz, U.

of Wyoming professor of education, and Elber Bittleston, Idaho high school teacher. Medical PAC Wins Okeh Of Program Goals of the recently organized Utah Medical Political Action Committee have been proved by the council of the Utah State Medical it was announced Friday by Dr. Ralph E. Jorgenson, Provo, president of USMA. He said the council is urg.

ing that physicians, their ilies and friends join the committee "and other political action committees in their states and communities." .01 .33 Byron F. Wells, 24, Ogden, Utah; Isia M. Maez, 28, Roy, Utah. David R. Hiatt, 23, Salt Lake; Shiela Siler, 19, Salt Lake.

Earl R. Rasmussen, 26, Salt Lake; Joyce Jensen Murdock, 21, Orem, Utah. Elmer Charles Sartain, 53, Boise, Idaho; Albertine Dellgard, 51, Boise. H. Dean Cheney, 53, Felton, Grace L.

Mentch, 48, Jerome, Idaho. Donald A. Halladay, 30, Lehi, Utah: Alice Clements Truitt, 27, Orem. Mike R. Barela, 27, Riverton, Utah; Verlaine Bill, 21, Herriman, Utah.

Edward E. Tomsyck, 49, Rapid City, S.D.I June M. Sorette, 39, Sturgis, S.D. Neal H. Douglas, 36, Arco, Idaho; Ellen Marie Inscore, 22, Arco.

Floyd W. Price, 22, Williston, N.D.; Lynda B. Longwill, 20, Pocatello, Idaho. Lavern Moore, 35, Salt Lake; Mary Gruver, 40, Salt Lake. Alvin Ray Alsup, 22, Los Angeles; Mary L.

Eppley, 20, Mountain Home, Idaho. Melvin Bennion, 49, Salt Lake; Leah B. Anderson, 52, Salt Lake. Thomas E. Gale, 37, Ogden, Utah; Loyce D.

Heren, 45, Ogden. Lem Lanius, 40, Murray, Utah: Romaine Thompson, Murray. Kenneth Leland Anderson, 21, Salt Lake; Norma Jean Robertson, 18, Salt Lake. Hilgar Lang Parkes 25, Thatcher, Utah; Ivy Jean Arkinson, 22, Samaria, Idaho. Arnulph Nussbacher, 49, Burley, Idaho: Mildred Diller, 55, Burley, Ely, Nev.

Jack W. Shumway, 43, Orem, Utah; Shirley Rae Cox, 29, Orem. Duane Rex Black, 20, Salt Lake: Alice Marlene Allgood, 16, Salt Lake. Edward T. Cook, 46,: Salt Lake; Jeanne Dean, 48, San Francisco.

Carl La Vor Corvin, legal, Salt Lake; Dorothy Wilkinson Dewar, legal, Salt Lake. Harold Hewett, 22, Eureka, Janice O'Connor, 19, Eureka. Grant Allen Muir, 21, Ruth, Harriet Ann Howes, 16, Junction, Utah. -Michael Welch Jones. 25, Salt Lake; Janet Mary Adams, 19, Salt Lake.

BULLGRAVY, THE TRUCK BUT IN HIS OWN GO-GO WAGON OH, SO POLITE AS HE PILOTS HIS SOMETHING HAPPENS TO HIM -HE'S 40-TON THE MENACE OF THE MACADAM They'll PLEASE Do It TO GO AHEAD, OH YA WANTED TO THANKEW. OL' Every BE SURE YOU THANKEW! OUTA GET MY HAD ROOM LOST TO PASS. MY! WHAT YOU Time! A KIND, GALLANT By JUS Jimmy Hatlo THE HATLO AND HAT TO OF JOHN TYLER, 2707 EDEN, 8, 1961, King TENN. 1-6 World EFFECTIVE political action," Dr. Jorgenson said, "must be carried on at the local level, and implementation must be done by local groups of physicians." One of the principal objectives is to make an effective fight against socialized medicine, it was explained by Har old Bowman, executive secretary of USMA.

36 "AS GUARDIANS of the public health," he declared, "the doctors feel it their responsibility to steer away from socialized medicine. Obituaries Roger Dering died Roger, Friday, Dering, 10:10 65, 4435-1025 East, a.m.. at his home heart ailment. Born April 27, 1896. Chicago, to Charles L.

and Alice Weeks Dering. Married Rheta Ewing, Nov. 14, 1944, Ely, Nev. Attended St. John's Militar Academy, Chicago.

Gr a d- vate, Brown University, Provi dence. R.I. ing engineer eral years af Combined Metals Reduction Corp, Self-employed at time of death. Member, Episcopal Church. Survivors: widow; daughters, Adelyn Richardson, Santa Barbara, Virginia Boardman.

LaMirada, nine grandchildren. Funeral Monday noon, 255-2nd East, where friends call Sunday, 6-8 p.m.. and Monday prior to services. Burial, Smithfield Cemetery. Lester D.

Muir SUNSET, Davis County--Lester D. Muir, 47, 168 W. 1850 died Thursday In an Ogden hospital of cerebral hemorrhage. Born June 9, 1914, Clinton, Davis County, to James Albert and Evelyn Child Muir. Married Wanda Case, Aug.

7, 1954, Preston, Idaho. Had been mechanic and sheet metal worker for California Packing Corp. and Hill Air Force Base. Member Sunset Second Ward, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Member Clearfield Post 134, American Legion, and veteran of World War Survivors: widow; sons.

Ricky, Lynn, Duane, Sunset; father and stepmother, Mrs. Anna L. Willisen, Muir, Clinton; five brothers and sisters, two stepsons. stepLarkin Chapel, where friends p.m. call daughter.

Funeral Monday, 1 Sunday, 6-9 p.m. Monday prior to service. Ezra L. Pearce BEAVER Graveside services for Ezra Lamar Pearce, 79, wbo died of, pneumonia Thursday in an Auburn, hospital, will be Saturday, 2:30 p.m., Beaver Mt. View Cemetery.

Born April 2, 1882, St. George, to John David and Martha Elmira Pace Pearce. Married Lydia Lovina Jones, Oct. 16. 1906, St.

George Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She died 1942. Lived Beaver from 1925 to 1945. Resident ent Colfax, at time of death. Survivors: sons and daughters.

Mrs. William (Wanda) White, Page: Mrs. Charles (Virginia) Ward, North Hollywood, Mrs. Alton E. (Ruth) Perkins, Rex, both Coltax, Lamar Jr.

Gretna, great-grandchildren. 15 grandchildren, seven Friends Norman Bradshaw home, 110 W. 500 North, Beaver, Saturday after 10 a.m. Leon Hicks Leslie Hicks PROVO Hicks, Infant Albert twin and Leslie Clyde, sons of Woodrow and Joyce, Hutchings Hicks 1400 W. North, died Thursday in a Provo hospital of prematurity.

Born Jan. 3, 1962, Provo. Survivors: parents. grandparents. Mr.

and Mrs. Leon A. Hutchings, Provo: Clyde Hicks Sr. Greenwood. S.C.F brother.

sister. Robert. Mary, both Provo. Graveside services Saturday. p.m..

Provo City Cemetery. Orval -T. Jasperson GOSHEN, Utah County Orval Thomas Jasperson. 49, died Fridey, at his home of leukemia. Born Oct.

8, 1912, Goshen, to James and Mary Lewis Jasperson, Married Grace Robinson, April 27, 1935, Nephi. -Member, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Farmer, cattleman. Survivors: widow: son, daughters, Janet, Mrs. Roy (Sue Ann) Okelberry.

Goshen; three grandchildren; brothers, sister, Lewis, Raymond, Mrs. Stanley (Ethel) Tietien, Goshen. Funeral Monday, 1 p.m., Goshen LDS Ward Chapel. Friends call Sunday, 7-9 p.m., Rigby Mortuary, Payson, Monday prior to services, family home. Burial Goshen Cemetery.

Claude S. Mickle POCATELLO, IDAHO Claude Stone Mickle, 69, 347 N. 10th died Thursday in a local hospital after a long Illness. Born Oct. 15, 1892, Boise, to Willis G.

and Ella Stone Mickie. Married Freda Hoover, June 1917, Boise. Employed by Union Pacific Railroad as apprentice machinist in 1909, promoted fo engineer Oct. 22, 1921. Retired Nov.

6. 1957. Member, Portneuf Lodge 18, Pocatello Scottish Rite and York Rite bodies; past worthy patron, Ruth Chapter 3, Order of Eastern Star: El Korah Shrine, merber, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. Survivors: widow; daughter, Mrs. Lorenzo D.

Tillman, Pocatello; two grandchildren. Rose Croix funeral services will be Saturday, 2 p.m. Downard Funeral Home Chapel. Graveside services, Mount Moriah Cemetery by Portneuf Lodge 18. News of Record DIVORCES GRANTED Third District Court Benlamin A.

Fisher from Illene E. Fisher, mental cruelty. Plaintiff awarded decree. Betty Raddon from Blaine Raddon, mental cruelty, Plaintiff awarded decree, custody of minor child, $35 month support. Zonna Laree Young Woodhouse from Glen W.

Woodhouse, mental cruelty. Plaintiff awarded decree, custody of minor child, $50 a month support, $50 full alimony. Bonnie Stephens from James, Albert Stephens, mental cruelty, Plaintiff awarded decree, custody of minor children, $150 a month support. Delores Ann Grenier from Peter Lee Grenier, mental cruelty. Plaintiff awarded decree, custody of minor children, $150 a month support.

Audrey L. Absher from Floyd M. Absher, mental cruelty. Piaintiff awarded decree. Legal Notices NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will be received by the State Road Commission of Utah, Room 601, State Office BulldIng, Salt Lake City, Utah until 2 o'clock p.m.

Tuesday, January 23, 1962, and at time publicly and Drained in Utah opened for construction of A Graded County the same being that section of Interstate Highway No. 15 between Orem and Provo identified as Federal Aid Proiect No. 1-15-6(11)261. The length of road to be conis 3.727 miles, and the principal Items of work are approximately as follows: 236,000 Cv. Yds.

of Unclassified Roadway Excavation, 2,016,000 Cu. Yds of Imported Borrow and 44,700 Lin. Ft. of 6' Chain Link Fence Type The proiect is to be completed in 325 working ays. Prequalification of bidders is required.

ceiving Prior to any bidder's re: plans and specifications, it will have be file necessary that the bidder on with the State Commission of Utah completed tion Statement pertaining 10 conapproved, the required Prequalificatratcor's experience and financial condition. The attention of bidders is directed to the Special Provisions covering subletting or assigning the contract. the In Federal conformity Aid with Section 115 of Highway Act of 1956 the U.S. Department of Labor has certified the wage rates for this project to be which are the this minimum These rates are made a part of wages paid on project. the contract documents.

The attention of bidders is directed to the fact that this Commission has been advised by the Wage and Hour Division, U.S. Department of Labor, that contractors engaged in highway construction work are required to meet the provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, (52 Stat. 1060) Proposal forms. plans, cross sections, and specifications are on file the office of the State Road Commission, Salt Lake City, and the office of its District Engineer at American Fork; Utah where they may be reviewed by prospective bidders. Specifications, proposal forms, and plans may be obtained at the Commission Offices at Salt Lake City, upon aplication and payment of a fee of $20.00, no part of which witt be refunded.

Each bidder must submit a letter from an approved surety company guaranteeing to furnish said bidder with required bond. The right to relect any or all bids is reserved. Cash certified check, cashier's check, or approved proposal guarantee bond for not less than five per cent of the total amount of bid made payable to the State Road Commission must accompany each bid as evidence of good falth and a guarantee that if awarded the contract, the bidder will execute the contract and furnish contract. bond as required. Any additional may be secured at the 'office of the State Road Commission.

Dated this 30th day of December, 1961 STATE ROAD COMMISSION OF UTAH C. Taylor Burton, Director of Highways (C-9) LEGAL NOTICE The Utah State Board of Pardons will hear the following cases at 9:00 a.m. Wednesday, January 10, 1962, at the Hearing Room of the Utah State Prison. HEARING ON PAROLE OR TER. MINATION OF SENTENCE: George Emmett; Ronald E.

Anderson; Norman Richie: Vreez: Sam Healey: N. Wait; David L. John Edwin Lyle; Larry, Jack; Jerry Rutledge: Robert Dunn; Ray Westmoreland. TION: HEARING ON PAROLE VIOLA: John E. Malan and David Lucero.

By Order of the Board of Pardons of the State of Utah. BRENT T. LYNCH, (C-25) Executive Secretary. Funerals CONNORS-Funeral services for Edna Ketchum Connors will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Larkin Mortuary chapel, 260 E.

South Tempie. Friends may call at the mortuary Friday 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday prior to services. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery, Augusta, Illnois. Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary.

GODFREY Funeral services for May Rosenbaum Godfrey will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Rose Room, 36 East 7th South. Interment Salt Lake City Cemetery. Friends may call at the Deseret Mortuary Monday 6 to 8 p.m. and Tuesday prior services.

Funeral directors, Deseret Mortuary, LOPEZ Graveside services for James Joseph Lopez will be held Saturday, Prayer 1 service p.m., will at City Cemetery, be held Friday, p.m. at Nell O'Donnell Mortuary, corner 4th East and 1st South, where friends may call Friday, 6:30 to 8 p.m. and Saturday prior. NORTON-Requiem Mass for Ida Steinback Norton will be held Satur day 10 a.m. in Sacred Heart Church, corner 9th South, 2nd East.

Holy Rosary will be recited Friday p.m. in Neil O'Donnell Mortuary, South, 4th East, where friends may call Friday to 8:30 p.m. and Saturday prior to services. PACE -Funeral services for wilIlam 0. Pace will be conducted noon Monday from Evans and Early, 574 E.

1st South, where friends may call Sunday evening and Monday one-half hour prior services. graveside services will be conducted at Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. Funeral directors, Evans and Early. PENDREY Funeral services for Joseph R. Pendrey of 925 Pueblo St.

will be held Saturday 10 a.m. in the chapel at the Colonial Mortuary. Friends may call at 2128 S. Stave Friday 6-8 p.m. and Saturday prior to services.

Interment In Paris, Idaho, Cemetery, Funeral directors. Colonial Mortuary. POULSEN Funeral services Louis George Poulsen will be he'd Saturday, 10 a.m., In the' Larkin Mortuary Chapel, 260 E. South Temple. Friends may call at the mortuary Friday, 6-8 p.m.

and Saturday, prior to services. Interment, Paris, Idaho. Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary. TODD- Funeral services for Donald Merle at Todd Murray will be 12th held Ward, Saturday, Vine noon Murray. Friends may call Fri: day 7.

to 9 p.m. at the McDougal Puneral Home. 4330 S. Redwood, and Saturday at the church one hour prior to services. Funeral director, R.

David McDougal. WALTON Funeral services Hazen B. Walton will be held Saturday 12:30 p.m. in the Lincoln, Ward chapel; 2001 9th East. Friends may call the Larkin Mortuary.

260 E. South Temple. Friday 6-8 p.m. and at the ward chapel one hour prior to services. Interment Salt Lake City Cemetery.

Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary. WINGER Graveside services Reed W. Winger will be held Saturday, 11 a.m.: at Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. Friends may call Friday, 6, to 8 p.m. at the Jenkins Soffe Mortuary Chapel, 4760 S.

State St. and Saturday, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. the Funeral director, V. C. Soffe.

ZUMPANO Requiem Mass Eugene a.m. Zumpano will. be held Church, Saturin St. Patrick's 1030 W. 4th South.

Holy Rosary will be recited Friday 8:15 p.m. af Neil O'Donnell Mortuary, 1st South. 4th East, where friends may call Friday 6 Mil 9 p.m. and Saturday prior service 1-Special Notices CLASSIFICATION INDEX Need an Expert Lost and Found 3 Help Wanted 7 to 11A For Rent 14 to 27 Real Estate 28 to 36 For Sale Misc. 47 to 51 Automobiles 55.

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