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I The Salt Lake Tribune, Tuesday, January 30, 1962 23 of Utah Educators Follow Leeway Votes Continued from Page 15 enough to produce 13 per cent of the basic ($702) without the necessity of seeking permission. Beyond that, however, the district must go to the electorate and can ask for additional levies up to the 20 per cent or $1,080. NINE DISTRICTS have voted leeway at present, and even if they ask a new leeway a election and lose it, they will retain the power to levy the amount previously voted. Under an earlier formula, which set the basic program at $4,050, Beaver' assessed a five and six-tenths mill levy on a 16 per cent voted leeway; Carbon, four and three-hundredths mills on 16 per cent; Granite, five and 98-hundredths on 14 per cent; Park City, eight and 82-hundredths on 16 per cent; Tintic, four and nine-tenths on 16; Wasatch three and 82-hundredths on 10 per cent; Salt Lake City, two and a. half on 10 per cent; Ogden, five and three-tenths on 12 per cent and Murray, five and one-tenth on 12 per cent.

THESE ARE the only districts now able to obtain more than the $6,877 per DU. In each instance the full leeway is being used. Provo and Carbon are seeking leeway for 15, 10 and 20 per cent, respectively. THIS MEANS that if the measure is approved by the voters, Alpine can get up to another $810, or $7,687 for each DU it is allotted; Provo can get $540, to make it $7,417 for each DU, and Carbon can get $1,080, or $7,957. This would be an increase of $432 for Carbon over the The BAHA'l Community invites you to consider the Teachings of BAHA'U'LLAH the Promised ONE of all religions Informal study groups are held throughout the city For literature-information write BAHA'1, 1408 Laird HU 5-8851.

Intermountain Nellie L. Wardell Nellie Evelyn Lawrence Wardell. Redding, a formerly of Salt Lake City, died Friday in a California hospital of heart attack. Born July 17, 1893 in Busbanc Queensland, Austraila, to William and Alice Pope Lawrence. Married Jacob Chapman Wardell in the Salt Lake Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints, June 24, 1 9 1 4.

Lived in Salt Lake City 40 years and also Flowell, Millard County. Has been a resident of San Jose, for past 15 years. Survivors: husband; four sons, Stanley, William, Tracy, and Donald Wardell, all California; brothers, Harold, Percy, Lyman and Leroy Lawrence: sisters, Mrs. Sherman J. (Alice) Preece, Salt Lake City; Mrs.

LaVar (Violet) Stark, Mrs. Harold (Elsie) Jensen, and Mrs. Beverly Hassch; stepmother, Mrs. Kay Lawrence, and half-brothers, Albert and Ray Lawrence. Funeral services Thursday, 2 p.m., at 36 E.

7th South where friends may call Wednesday, 6 to 8 p.m. and Thursday prior to services. Burial will be in the Salt Lake City Cemetery. Charles Webb TABIONA, Duchesne County Charles Ether Webb, 80, biona, died of natural causes Sunday, 4:15 p.m., a Salt Lake pital. Born Aug.

1881, Kaysville, to Ether and Emma Smith Webb. Married Mildred Ann Jones, June 4, 1914, Lake Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Active LDS. Farmer. Survivors: widow; sons, daughters, Leonal C.

Webb, Tabiona; Dean Webb, Kearns; Mrs. Leone, Webb, Lazenby, all Mrs Magna; Velma stepson, Stanley, Fay Lefer, Tabiona; 38 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren; brothers, sisters, Emanuel, Richard Webb, Mrs. Grace Erickson, all Salt Lake City; Mrs. Zina Krebs, Ogden. Funeral Wednesday, 1 p.m.,.

Tablona LDS Ward Chapel Friends call at Olpin Mortuary, Heber, Tuesday, family home in Tabiona Wednesday prior to services. Burial, Tabiona Cemetery. Daniel V. Garber PRICE-Daniel Virgil Garber 69, Price, died Sunday in a Provo hospital after long Iliness. Born Dec.

7, 1892, Dayton, to Joseph and Betty Cassiday Garber. Married Myrtle Clark Dec. 23, 1918, Salt Lake City. Retired tipple foreman, United States Fuel Hiawatha, Carbon County. Member Methodist Church, American Legion Hiawatha Post No.

15. Veteran World War member Carbon. County Last World War Veterans Squad. Survivors: widow; sons, Dan Jr. Price; James Clark, Salt Lake City: two grandchildren; brothers.

sisters. Harry Garber, Mrs. Frances Long, Bridgewater, Ernest Garber, Arlington, Mrs. Cora Stanley, Shenandoah, Va. Funeral Wednesday, 3 p.m., Mitchell Mortuary, Price, where friends call Tuesday evening, Wednesday prior to services.

Milltary graveside services, Price City Cemetery. David E. Provost MIDWAY David E. Provost, 76. Midway, died of a heart ailment Monday, 1:50 p.m.

in a Heber hospital. Born Nov. 19, 1885, Midway, to Luke Elisha and Alice Jane Holfeltz Provost. Married Vera Cummings Jan. 15, 1908, Heber, later solemnized in Salt Lake Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Saints.

High priest. LDS Church. Retired miner. Survivors: widow, Midway; son, daughters, Darrell Provost, Mrs. Paul (Margie) Hendricksen, both Midway; Mrs.

Ferris (Erma) McAffee, American Fork: Mrs. W. H. (Ethel) Stevens, Middleton, Idaho; Mrs. S.

F. (Gwen) Orazio, Portland, Mrs. Dan (Beva) Wright, Charleston, Wasatch County; 26 grandchildren; 11 greatgrandchildren; brothers, sisters. Wallace, Cloid Provost, Midway: Mrs. Hyrum (Pearl) Wheeler, Lake City: Mrs.

Rachel (Rae) Brim, England. Funeral Thursday, 1 p.m., Midway Second LDS Ward Chapel. Friends call Olpin Mortuary, Heber, Wednesday 74 p.m.. Thursday prior to services. Burial, Midway.

SEATTLE Wash. Nev. POCATELLO Conn FOGGY ROCK Wis. NEW SALT LAKE Wyo. and: 30 YORK 33 CITY 22 FRANCISCO HIGH DENVER 0157 Neb.

Ohio Dele CEDAR CITY STATIC Okla. Mo. 82 LOS ANGELES Tenn, LEGEND Texas Ariz. AlGA CLOUDY 6 PARTLY FAIR STATIC CLOUDY 1627 RAIN SNOW SHOWERS SCATTERED I NEW ORLEANS WARM FRONTI FLURRIES MIAMI SNOW COLD FRONT: WIND I -SPEED (MPH) OF PRESSURE AREAS STATIC HIGH TEMPERATURES FORECAST FOR CITIES SHOWN The weather forecast map for Tuesday indi- Idaho, northern Utah and Nevada, with fair cates fog blanketing valleys in southern skies elsewhere. Temperatures will be cold.

Sky Fair-If You Can See Past Fog! Data From U.S. Weather Bureau vations will be generally fair. over Skies above heavy fog at lower Lake City and Utah Wednesday. atures will be cold. TEMPERATURE CHART Data to Monday at p.m.

Utah 12-hr. 18-hr. High Low Blanding 40 19 Bryce Canyon 50 3 City Coalville Delta Green River 48 13 30 Logan 24 12 Milford 28 3 Ogden Provo 16 Roosevelt -12 Salt Lake Airport Wendover 15 Idaho Boise 15 Burley Pocatello Falls HUNN Intermountain States Billings 57 38 14 Cheyenne 29 Denver 28 Elko Ely' Evanston -10 Grand Junction 21 Las Vegas 34 Reno Rock Springs 18 Sheridan 26 West Yellowstone 30 2 Pacific States Los Angeles 81 Portland 54 San 1 81 San Francisco 50 Seattle Spokane 28 Midwest Bismarck 45 Duluth Detroit Omaha Kansas Chicago Minneapolis City 28 East Boston 16 Cornelis De Vos amount it is now getting under its old leeway provision. AT A RECENT board meeting Elmer J. Hartvigsen, superintendent of.

Granite School District, suggested the board of education might want to conduct a leeway election to ease the district's monetary strain, but he suggested also the board "wait and see what happens" in the elections already scheduled. There have been' no announcements from the negotiating committee at. Salt Lake Board of Education administrative offices, but some has sifted out that teacher bargainers are hoping the district will see fit to call a leeway election and use the added funds for fringe benefits. DR. M.

LYNN Bennion, superintendent of the city schools, has introduced into board meetings the past year several articles on the fringe benefits granted elsewhere and has indicated generally that he favors giving insurance provisions in place of cash pay raises this year. Teacher discussions have indicated the Salt Lake City Teachers Education Assn. may be willing to accept fringe benefits and last year's pay sehedule if the board will seek the voted leeway. IN WEBER County School District, the voted leeway seems to be the only answer for Supt. T.

H. Bell, who has been instructed to carry on his merit pay program for another two years. He estimates that cost at $42,000, and has previously pointed out that. under Weber's present financing the merit program must be continued at the expense of any increase in teacher salaries unless new funds are forthcoming. '62 LARK 2-Dr.

Sedan Only including Tax Lic. After normal down KEN GARFF LARK State at 5th South DA 8-8541 Obituaries Vera A. Lawson LOGAN-Mrs. Vera Aylett Lawson, died Monday Logan hospital of 8 cerebral hemorrhage. Born April 21, 1890, West Jordan, to John A.

and Martha Ann Egbert Aylett. Married to Vincent W. Lawson June 14, 1911, Salt Lake Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints. He died, 1947. Salt Lake resident.

At time of death was visiting daughter, Mrs. Moveta Cardon. University of Utah graduate. Former. Granite and Davis School' Districts teacher.

Member University of Utah Mothers Club, Educational and Davis Educational Rose Trident Club. Salt Lake Citv. Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Cardon; brothers, sister, John Hollis Aylett, San Jose, Calvin Salt Lake City; Mrs. Lyle E.

(La Rene) Reading, Midvale. Funeral Thursday noon, Logan LDS First Ward Chapel. Friends call Lindquist Mortuary Chapel Wednesday, 6-8 p.m.; Thursday after 10:30 a.m. Burial, Midvale Cemetery. Rodney B.

Clement RIVERSIDE, IDAHO Rodney B. Clement, 45, Riverside, died Saturday of inturies received In a truck-train collision earlier In the day. Born Sept. 28, 1916, Moreland, 10 Ezra H. and Eliza Caroline Clement.

Married Ver da Hale April 10, 1952, Salt Lake Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Veteran World War 11, employe Westinghouse Corp. Survivors: widow; son, Lynn Rodney Clement; Rodney Clement; daughters, Karen, Denice Clement, all Riverside; father, Blackfoot; brothers, Harold, Pocatello; Kenneth, Star Valley, sister, Mrs. Dean (Alice) Fox, Heyburn. Funeral Tuesday, 2 p.m., Riverside LDS Ward Chapel.

Friends call Sandberg Mortuary, Monday and Tuesday prior to services. Kathryn G. Swinyard DEER PARK, 69, former Kath- Salt ryn Gilbert Swinyard, Lake City resident, died Saturday, 6 p.m.. of heart ailment March' 12, a Spokane rest home. Born 1892, Salt Lake City, to James A.

and Hannah Wallace Gilbert. Married to Albert Henry, Swinyard Nov. 18, 1912, Salt Lake City, Lived in Salt Lake City: Delta, Utah; Malad, Idaho. Survivors: husband; sons, James (Maurine) G. Deer Park; Mrs.

Leo Sparks, Mrs. D. S. (Virginia) Parkin, Murray, great-grandchil- Utah; grandchildren, five dren; Portland, brother, Mrs. Francis E.

(Virsister. Frank James, ginia) Ericksen, Park Water. Funeral and burial Thursday in Deer Park. Clarence W. Cook EVANSTON, WYO.

Clarence William Cook. 63, Evanston, died Monday 3:30 a.m., in an Evanston hospital of a heart ailment. Born May 23, 1898, Evanston, to Charles A. and Hannah DeLoney Cook. Married Fowkes.

1918. Salt Christ of Lake Latter-day Temple, Church of Jesus Saints: later divorced. Married Susie Sanford Sept. 10, 1942, Ogden, Utah. Former Uinta County attorney; Evanston justice of the peace.

Survivors: widow: brothers, Leonard, Louis, both Evanston. Funeral Thursday. p.m., Evanston First LDS Ward Chapel. Friends call Gilbert Bills Mortuary Wednesday, Thursday prior to services. Burial, Evanston City Cemetery.

Irving F. Davies ST. ANTHONY, IDAHO Irving Follett Davies, 73, Portland, Ore. died Friday in a Portland hospital of natural causes. Born Feb.

29, 1888, Little Lost River, to Charles A. and Hannah Melvine Wilbur Donaldson. Name later legally changed. Feb. 21, 1910.

She died Jan. 31, Married Frances Henrietta Wafts 1959. Survivors: sons, daughters, Oliver Bountiful, Utah; Jesse Seattle, Kenneth Hood River, Mrs. Fay Olney, Donna Mrs. Margaret F.

Peterson, Mrs. Johnson, all Portland; Richard Vancouver, 21 grandchildren; brother, Jesse, Denver. Funeral. Friday, Hansen Mortuary, St. Anthony, where friends call Thursday evening and Friday prior to services.

Burial, Wilford Cemetery, State Wants Shop Sites 'Say' Continued from Page 15 programmed for improving U.S. 89-91 from Provo to Springville. THE COMMISSION had taken the money from the proj. ect at its last session because, the group was told, Provo City wanted to push improvement of 1230 North St. But no one from Provo, Springville, Spanish Fork, Payson or from the county government at Monday's session urged such a priority although several said 1230 North did need improvement.

THERE REMAINS programmed for the Provo-Spring. ville section $250,000 out of $450,000 earlier set aside. Elias J. Strong, commission member representing the area, gave the delegation an "apology." He said he had been too easily persuaded by his fellow commissioners to program money for work elsewhere in the state and had not, until recently, taken the time to quaint himself with the ProvoSpringville need. THAT SECTION of road, he said, agreeing with the delegation, was substandard, crowded and unsafe.

He later urged the commission to put back the $200,000 it had removed. His colleagues indicated they would not support him and the issue was not put to a vote. HOWEVER, the department is to report later to the commission on its suggested programming of $438,540 found currently available in state funds. Mr. Strong indicated he will then urge refunding of the Utah County project.

The other commissioners told him they wanted to see the report on the available balance before acting on his recommendation. The conflict over fund programming was later taken up by the commissioners in a closed session. None spoke officially afterward, but it was apparent that the four commissioners were not pleased with Mr. Strong's comments on his being misled on road building needs. ANOTHER ITEM of contention was a variance between the planning department and the accounting office which declared, respectively, a $65,000 and a $24,830 balance available for spending on street lighting projects this fiscal year.

Five-day Forecast Tuesday through Saturday Utah, southern Idaho, eastern NevadaNo precipitation likely A chance of light rain or snow in southern Idaho, northeastern Nevada and northwestern Utah Friday or Saturday, Temperatures below normal. Wyoming Generally fair throughout period. Temperatures averaging 6 to 14 degrees above normal in north and east portions, near seasonal southwest. New York Times Service NEW YORK, Jan. 29-Snow and snow flurries fell Monday from the upper Mississippi valley through the lake region and the northern Ohio valley to the Atlantic Coast.

Takes No Fish, And Few Chips A burglar smashed his way into Bratten's Grotto, 1345 E. 21st South, sometime early Monday, pried open a cigarette machine and took about $5 in change, but failed in an attempt to peel open a safe in the building. POLICE OFFICERS discovered the break-in early Monday after they found a broken window at the rear of the building. The safe's combination was damaged so the safe could not be opened, officers said, but apparently the only thing missing from the building was the small change from the cigarlette machine. Norman F.

Mantle New Washington, York City D.C. 38 25 Salt South Temper- Albuquerque 51 Atlanta 59 Miami 69 57 New Orleans 65 35 Oklahoma City 70 36 Phoenix 56 San Antonio 69 35 St. Louis 54 28 24-hr. Prec. Salt, Lake Weather Data: Precipitation for 24-hour period ended Monday at 5 p.m., a trace; precipitation tor January, accumulative deficiency, .41: precipitation since Oct.

1, 1961, 4.40; accumulative deficiency, sunrise Tuesday, sunset, 5:43. Tr. Salt Lake City and vinicity Foggy nights and mornings Tuesday and Wednesday with partial clearing in afternoons. Tr. Continued cold.

Highs 20s in valleys fo 30 Tr. on east bench, lows 10 to 15. Utah -Fair through Wednesday except foggy in. northwestern valleys with partial clearings in afternoons. Highs both days 20 to 30 north, 32 to 48 south; lows 0 to 15 above, except near 10 below in Uintah Basin.

Southeastern Idaho Fair through Wednesday except night and morning valley fog. Little temperature change. Highs 20 to 30, lows 0 to 10 above. Tr. Southwestern Idaho Fair through Wednesday except night and morning valley fog.

Highs 22 to 32, lows 10 to 20. Wednesday Eastern Nevada except local Fair night Tuesday and morning fog in northern valleys. Highs 25 to 35 north, 35 to 45 south; lows 5 above to 5 below. Wyoming Generally fair Tuesday. Locally windy east of Continental Divide.

Generally fair in west and south. Partly cloudy and colder in northeast fuesday night and Wednesday. Highs in 30s southwest, mostly 45 to 55 nurth and cast. Summary--Pog In the valleys along the Wasatch Mountains Monday was a repeat of Sunday's weather scene. In addition, fog invaded areas west to Wendover.

Light fog during night and morning hours was reported over southern Idaho, north.11 ern Nevada and west-central Utah. Vari.15 able cloudiness moved across Montana and northern Wyoming. The remainder of the Intermountain Area was mostly clear. Early afternoon temperatures were in the 40s at higher elevations, 20s in lower valleys. Truitt E.

Greene 399 Pioneer Ave. (200 North), SANDY Edward Greene, 58, died Monday noon in a Salt Lake hospital of injuries he suffered in fall December 25, 1961. Born April 25, 1903, South Jordan, to John T. and Lorinda Ostler Greene. Married Bernice Day Ballard, Jan.

2, 1924, Farmington. Inspector, Caldwell, Richards Sorenson, engineering firm. Member, United States Marine Corps, 1920-22. Active, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Survivors: widow; sons, daughters, Gordon Rodney both Murray; Mrs.

Edwin A. (Jean Olson, Holladay; Mrs. Charles R. (Nancy Walker, Sandy; nine grandchildren; sister, Mrs. E.

(Gladys) Erickson, Idaho Falls, Idaho. Funeral Thursday, 1 p.m., Sandy First-Second LDS Ward chapel, 201 N. 200 East. Friends call 8090 S. State Wednesday, 7-9 p.m., Thursday prior to services.

Burial, Sandy City Cemetery. (See story page 5.) Nancy E. Stewart MYTON, Duchesne County-Mrs. Nancy Elizabeth Birchell Stewart, 82, died Monday, 9:45 a.m., of natural Born causes in a Roosevelt hospital. Aug.

26, Millilane 1879, Heber City, to Joshua and Smith Birchell. July 3, Married 1898, George Vernal. E. Stewart He died. Lived in Heber, Park City: Moved to Uintah Basin 1893.

Survivors: son, ters, George Wallace Roosevelt; daughMrs. (Gladys) Dennis; Mrs. Theodore (Millicent) grandchildren, Thomas Myton; 11 37 great-grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Sarah Watkins; Mrs. Virginia Shaw, both Salt Lake City; brothers, John Birchell, Roosevelt; Bryan, Salt Lake City.

Funeral Thursday 12:30 p.m., Old Roosevelt LDS Stake House, Roosevelt. Friends call Olpin Mortuary Thursday, 9 a.m. until noon. Burial, Roosevelt City Cemetery, Family suggests contributions to Primary Children's Hospital, Salt Lake City. Cora J.

Walther HARDIN, Cora Jane Webb Ragland Walther, 91, 613 N. Cody Hardin, died Monday, 2:20 p.m.. of natural causes in a Salt Lake City, Utah, rest home. Born June 30, 1870, Shawnee. Mound, to James and Elizabeth Elam Webb.

Married to Fred W. Ragland March 3, 1893, Shawnee Mound. He died Oct. 5, 1905. Married to George Walther 1918, South Bend.

Wash. He died February, 1927. Member Salt Lake Valley Deaf Branch, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Moved to Salt Lake City six months ago to reside at the home of daughter, 128 St. Survivors: son, Beryl W.

Ragland, Las Vegas, Mrs. Harvey, nine (Eula) Pusey, Salt Lake grandchildren; 18 greatgrandchildren. Friends call 260 E. South Temple, Salt Lake City, Tuesday, 6-8 p.m. Funeral, burial, Hardin.

Norman F. Mantle, 40, 53 Redondo died Monday at 7:10 a.m. at his residence of carcinoma. Born July 31, 1921, in Taylorsville, son of Joseph L. and Lottie E.

Cundick Mantle. Married Helen O' Koren June 25, 1947, in Las Vegas, Nev. Member of the McKinley Ward, Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints. Employed by Kennecott Copper Co. since 1941 as a dispatcher.

Survivors: widow, one son, Jeffrey; two brothers and two sisters, James Mantle, and warren Mantle, all Salt Lake City; Mrs. Elva Cooley, Helper; Mrs. Irene Jones, Salt Lake City. Funeral services will be Wednes day noon at 4760 S. State, Murray, where friends may call Tuesday to 8 p.m.

and Wednesday one hour prior to services. Burial in the Murray City Cemetery. John A. Bundy BRIGHAM CITY--John A. Bundy, 44, 634 S.

3rd East, died Monday, 5:15 a.m., of natural causes in a Salt Lake hospital. Born Aug. 17, 1917, Vincennes, to Ora and Bessie Bundy. Married Georgia Shepherd Owens July 11, 1947, Brigham City. Employe, Fife Construction Co.

Veteran, World War 11. Survivors: widow; stepsons, stepdaughters, Grant Owens, with U.S. Air Force in England; Keith Owens. LaVerne, Jack Owens, Ogden; Wesley (Winona) Gorgewere, Lovina Bundy, Ogden; 'nine grandBethlehem, stepmother, Mrs. children; sister, Mrs.

Grant (Dora) Goddard, St. Louis, stepbrother, Glenn Lewis with U.S. Air Force in Morocco. Funeral Thursday, 1 p.m., Harold B. Felt Funeral Home, where friends call Wednesday, 7-9 p.m., Thursday prior to services.

Burial, Brigham City Cemetery. Heber Greenwood PRICE Heber Greenwood, 64, Helper, was found dead Monday, 1:30 p.m. at his room in a Helper hotel, of natural causes. Born June 26, 1897, Rexburg, Idaho, to Robert and Mary Doman Greenwood. ried Mary Jensen Sept.

18, 1922, Castie Dale, Emery County; later divorced. Retired plumber: former Carbon County deputy sheriff; member, ter-day Church of Jesus Survivors: Christ of LatSaints. sons. daughters, Joseph A. (Bus), Glen Leon, Floyd Dean, Miss Donna Greenwood, all Price; Mrs.

Gale (Verna) Chapman, Helper; seven grandchildren; brothers. sisters, Alma, Adolphus, Jess, all Price; Mrs. Kate Salin, Los Angeles. Graveside services Wednesday, 10 a.m., Price City Cemetery. Place A "Want-Ad" YOU CAN RENT IT DIAL EM3-1525 TAILWIND IS FOREVER BRAGGING ABOUT WHAT A DEMON TYPIST HE IS They'll YAS I TOOK A TYPING COURSE AS Do It AN EXTRA SUBJECT IN SCHOOL SO'S I COULD DO 125 WORDS A MINUTE Every STATE CHAMP SPEED TYPING 1932 Time! By Jimmy HAT TIP TO Hatlo MARGARET 1005 JAMESTOWN, The requests for state help from Price, Provo and Glendale, Kane County, were tabled because of the financial uncertainty.

THE COMMISSION heard a request from the U.S. Bureau of Public Roads that the state protect itself with bars to conflicts of interest. 'The BPR had noted that interests held by New Mexico highway officials hurt that state's highway program. The commission declined to accept a suggestion to adopt conflict-of-interest, policy. INSTEAD, IT relied on Franklyn B.

Matheson, chief of its legal division, who said the state's statutes adequately protected the state from a commissioner using his office for private gain. He warned that adoption of a policy might "entrap" the commissioners in honest business dealings. MR. STRONG noted he held an interest in a laundry which serviced the road shops; Commissioner Francis Feltch, VerHal, reported owning property leased to the department, and Chairman Richard A. Van Winkle said he had abstained from voting on right of -way dealings with the Salt Lake Country Club because of membership in the club.

3 More Inmates649 at Prison, Special to The Tribune POINT OF THE MOUNTAIN Only three inmates were received at Utah State Prison during the past week, but the number of inmates housed there stood at 649, just three under the record set earlier this month. RECEIVED during the past week were Jess LeRoy Terhune, 26, Portland, from Third District Court to serve six months to three years for third degree Bruce Simmonds, 25, Trenton, Cache County, from First District Court to serve five years to life for robbery, and Barde Beckstead, 25, Murray, from Third District Court to serve a maximum five years for assault with a deadly weapon. MARRIAGE LICENSES Weber County Glenn Barney Deti, 22, Ogden; Sophia Mae Meikle, Ogden. DIVORCES GRANTED Third District Court Linda Rae Heck from Gary LaMar Heck, mental cruelty. Plaintiff awarded decree, custody of minor children, $185 a month alimony and support.

Althea Brotherson Wilcox from Fred T. Wilcox, mental cruelty. Plaintiff awarded decree, custody of minor children, $200 a month support, $50 a month alimony, real property. Leila Olson from Gordon Kent son, mental cruelty. Plaintiff awarded decree, custody of minor children, $275 a month support, real property.

Yvonne Crawford vs. Ariton Joseph Crawford, mental cruelty. Defendant awarded decree, car. Plaintiff awarded custody of minor children, $120 month support. John David Patton vs.

Diana Dean Patton. Marriage declared null and void. Shelley Hyde Miller vS. Miller, mental cruelty. Plaintiff awarded.

decree. Kathleen Stevenson from Dennis R. Stevenson, mental cruelty. Plaintiff decree, custody of minor child, $50 a Woodhead month support. "Willard Noal from lene Timothy Woodhead, mental cruelty, Plaintiff awarded from decree.

Lucille Tapp Musgrave Willis Harm Musgrave, mental cruelty. Plaintiff awarded decree, custody of minor children. real property, $100 month support, car. JUDGMENTS GRANTED Third District Court City Finance Co. vs.

Ray Walter Allington. Plaintiff awarded $1,199.83. Jone Mitchell Foard vs. Michael John Foard. Plaintiff awarded $3,120.

Continental Oil Co. vs. Douglas C. Merrill. Plaintiff awarded $1,128.85.

Norton Fruit Company of Salt Lake, vs. Al. Johnson and Valle M. Jackson. Plaintiff awarded $5,000 from Valle M.

Jackson. Legal Notices There was no suspicion pressed by the BPR that there was a conflict of interest among any of the Utah commissioners. In other action, the commission: THE COMMISSION heard an appeal from the Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce that the state put back the $27,000, it had removed from -way purchases on a road west of Utah Lake. The commission was urged to pickp up its tions now, at a large potential saving. Mr.

Van Winkle asked Mr. Burton to prepare an analysis of other areas where right-ofway will be needed and to dicate likely increases in future cost from failure to buy now. THAT INFORMATION, Mr. Van Winkle said, would either justify the commission's position in using the $27,000 elsewhere or would indicate that' it was wrong and the chamber is right. "In that case," he said, "we'd want to reconsider our action." 1.

PROGRAMMED $13,800 for landscaping the lower sec tion of Logan Canyon where it recently completed highway construction. 2. Shuffled state road desig. nations in Box Elder County to add to the state system about 14 miles of north-south road serving Thiokol Chemical Corp. land dropping jusisdiction transfering about to seven lomiles of road leading to Golden Spike National Historical Site.

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7th South, died Sunday, 9:01 a.m., of a heart ailment in a Tooele hospital. Born Feb. 15, 1893, de Tonge, The Netherlands, to Jacob us and Klara Van Bruinisse DeV os. Married Suzanna Los Nov. 12, 1915, ude Tonge, Later solemnized, Salt Lake Temple, Church Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Came to United States in February, 1950. Survivors: widow; son, ter, Mrs. Simon Vreeke, Jacobus The Netherlands; noga Park, four grandchildren, three brothers, two sisters, The Netherlands. Funeral Wednesday noon, Fifth LDS Ward chapel, 740 S. 2nd West.

Friends call 36 E. 7th South Tuesday, 6-8 p.m., ward chapel Wednesday one hour prior to services. Burial, Memorial Gardens of the Valley. John J. Messerly OGDEN-John J.

Messerly, 76, 235 W. 12th died Monday hospital. of a heart Born ailment in an Ogden May 22, 1885, Berne, Switzerland, John and Anna Elizabeth Luthi Messerly. Married Mary Louise Grunig 1909, Paris, Idaho. Came to Ogden 1922.

Member Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Retired carpenter. Survivors: sons, Barnard Unitah, Weber County: John wood, Grant Leonard Wayne all Ogden; daughters. Mrs. Cecil (Ellen) Holley, Wilson, Weber County: Mrs.

Volney (Marie) Shaw, Mrs. Robert (Muriel), Burnham, Mrs. Dee (Genise) Zweifel, Mrs. Douglas (Donna) Fernelius, Mrs. Robert (Ramona) Gilgen, Mrs.

Darwin Hepworth, all Ogden; 36, grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren: brother, Ernest Glenns, Ferry, Idaho; sisters, Mrs. John (Martha) Howard, Brigham City; Mrs. Ruth, Rose Harris. Dayton, Ohio. Funeral Thursday, 11 a.m., Lindquist and Sons Mortuary, where friends call Wednesday, 7-9 p.m., Thursday prior to services.

Burial, Aultorest Memorial Park. Thomas A. Bailey PROVO Thomas Albert (Bert) Bailey, 82, 370 S. 4th West, Provo, died Monday, 11 a.m., in a Provo hospital of following surgery. Born June 14, 1879, Provo, to Samuel Sidney and Cynthia Ann Alice Kirkwood, June 21, 1904, Provo, Loveless Bailey Married Martha She died in 1916.

Married Hazel Evans Whiting, Oct. 26, 1947, Farmington, Member, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Owned Bailey Brothers Grocery. Employe, Union Pacific Railroad, L. C.

Bailey Plumbing and Heating. Survivors: widow, sons, daughters, L. both Mrs. Dow (Faye) Sorenson, "Provo; Eugene. Tooele: Mrs.

Marie Alexander, San Mateo, 10 grandchildren: great-grandchild; sister, Mrs. Vilate Howard, Provo. Funeral Thursday, 2 p.m., Berg Mortuary, where friends call Wednesday 6-8 p.m., Thursday prior to services. Burial, Provo Cemetery. Jane R.

Westenskow PRICE-Mrs. Jane Reese Westenskow, 57, Price, died Monday, afternoon in Price hospital after an Illness. Born Oct. 1904, Scofleld, Carbon County, "to" John H. and Sarah Jane Sturgis Reese.

Married to Andrew Westenskow Aug. 1927, Castle Dale, Emery County. He died Sept. 26, 1957. Survivors: daughters, Miss Sadie Lorraine Westenskow.

Price; Mrs. Frank (Connie) Stevension, Sunnyside, Carbon County: stepson, stepdaughter, George E. Westenskow, Cupertino, Mrs. Chester (Irene) Stanbough, Oakland. grandchildren; two great grandchildren; brothers, sisters.

John H. Reese. Helper: William P. Reese, Latuda, Carbon County: Mrs. (Mildred) Massa, Mrs.

LeDrue (Josephine) Westenskow, both Pricez Spring Mrs. Samuel Johnson, Glen, Carbon Wallace. County: Salt Lake Mrs. City James (Vivian) Heber J. Phelps MONTPELIER, IDAHO Heber John Phelps, 77, Montpelier, died Sunday, a.m., at home, after a long illness.

Born Sept. 6, 1884, Montpelfer, to Joseph and Eliza Cliff Phelps. Married Mary Inez Jones Aug. 9, 1909, Paris, Idaho. Later solemnized, Salt Lake Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of day Saints.

Member, Rod and Gun Club. Retired farmer. Survivors: widow; daughter, Mrs. Maurice L. (Virginia) Beck, Ovid; four grandchildren; three great-grandchildren: brothers, sisters.

Mrs. Karl Schenck, Los Angeles; Mrs. Mary A. Parker, Murray, Utah; Mrs. Edward Groslean, Mrs.

Parley George, William O. all Montpelier: J. Smith, Ogden, Utah. Funeral Wednesday, p.m.. Ovid LDS Ward Chapel.

Friends call family home, Ovid, Tuesday eve ning and Wednesday prior to services. Burial, Montpeller Cemetery, News of Record MARRIAGE MARRIAGE LICENSES LICENSES Utah County Wendell Don Roundy, 21, Mapleton; Zina Bramall, 17, Springville. Duane A Evan Hiatt, 24, Provo; Diane Robertson, 20, Spanish Fork. Donald Henry Spilker, 28, Provo; Donna Rene Ream, 25, Provo. John David Wilkerson, legal age, Provo; Merle Joyce Peterson, legal age, Provo.

Tex Stewart Strong, 29, Provo; Gayle Spencer, 26, Provo. Dale Curtis Watson, 23, Mountain View, Jorene Tuttle, 18, Mountain View. Larry Alma Iverson, 22, Pleasant Grove; Norene Hilda Bylund, 20, Pleasant Grove. Eugene Jessie McDonald, 21, Stillwater, Linda Jeanine Burton, 22, Payson. Lloyd Stewart McDaniel, 28, Provo; Yvonne Benson, 26, Salt Lake.

Jay Alan Barker, 30, Great Falls, Mary Eleanor Pratt, 21, Provo. Johnson Mark Warner, 21, Provo; Virginia Halladay, 21, Provo. Larry Reed King, 22, Provo; Mary Diane Carver, 19, Provo. Doyle Conrad Hansen, 23, Fountain Green, Sanpete County: Mae Jarvis, 19, Spanish Fork. Armond Paul Webb, 31, Provo; Patricia Fae Lee, 24, Provo, David Taylor Allen, 19, Provo; Katherine Mary Pritchett, 19, Provo.

Donald Reid, 24, Springville; Joan Shirley Arnold, 20, Seattle, Wash. Rex Kimball Burnell, 17, Patsy Ann Gilimas, 15, Orem. Elko, Nev. Max V. Scott, 43, Provo, Utah; Bernice R.

Smith, 34, San Lorenzo, Calif. Gordon Charles Croft, 32, Salt Lake; Linda Rae Morrow, 18, Midvale, Utah. Weldon Young, 30, Shelley, Idaho: Doris -Marie Fitzserald, 29, Idaho Falls, Idaho. Chapel, 41, Boise, Idaho Bernice Rees, 49, Boise. Alien N.

Bennett, 47, Salt Leona Bennett, 47, Salt Lake. Elko, Nev. Arnod James Hill, 18, Reno, Sally Sue Plummer, 18, Carlin, Nev. Dick M. Dixon, 40, Van Salem, Devener, Utah; Joyce Ashworth 35, Payson, Utah.

Keith Drew Munsee, 24, Salt Lake; Laura Coreen Stocker Mason, 18, Kearns, Utah. Robert 1. Miller, 22, Jerome, Idaho; Carol J. Kehrer, 19, Jerome. Robert Meyer, 19, Burley, Idaho; Carolyn T.

Holbrook, 17, Burley. James E. Lindbloom, 24, Pocatello, Idaho; Anita Mae Miller, 25, Pocatello. Ted Hatch, Barbara E. Hansen, Burley.

Gerald Lamont Williams. 23, Blackfoot, Idaho; Norine Norton, 25, Firth, Idaho. Clarence Wright, 50. Murray, Utah; Mary Stringham, 56, Murray. Leon R.

Boren, 46, Pocatello, Idaho: Cleo Hutchinson, 37, Pocatello. Bill T. Veibell, 23, Brigham City, Utah: Mary. Ethel Craner, 21, Corinne, Utah. Edward Jerry, 26, Salt Lake; Irene Drakes, Salt Lake.

Leonard Allen Lindsey, 20, Hansen, Idaho; Glenda May Higginbotham, 16, Kimberly, Idaho. Don F. Read, 38, Ogden, Davie June a Brock, 32, Wichita Falls, Tex. Fred W. Anderson, 65, Heyburn, Idaho; Lona M.

Doman, 67, Rupert, Idaho. Ferrie Lee Mathie, 21, Blackfoot, Idaho; Maria Elena Arestizabal, 20, Blackfoot, Nick George Brozovich Tooele, Utah; Patsy Juanita Ramsey, 30, Grants- ville, Utah. James Rex Talbot, 23, Murray, Utah; Sandra Gay Goodrich, 19, Salt Lake. Jerry Tracy Burningham, 28, Bountiful, Utah; Carolyn Place, 18. Bountiful.

Gene P. Rockwell, 18, Tooele, Utah; Lucille Saxton, 18, Salt Lake. Robert 1. Oyen, 24, Logan, Utah; Betty A. Ramey, 19, Logan.

Rex Devon Huggins, 27, Salt Lake; Merelen Cameron, 18, Salt Lake. BUT WHO DOES HE GET TO DO ALL HIS LODGE LETTERS, MINUTES, NOW THAT HE'S CLUB SEC? GIVE A LOOKY OH, YEAHHIGH AND KNOCK THESE OUT, TOO, WILLYA, HON? I GOTTA MEET A GUY AT THE NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Separate sealed bids for general construction and kitchen equipment will be received by the Truman Rest Home, in care of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Truman, for the construction of addition and remodeling to the existing Truman Rest Home, St. George, Washington County, construction, Utah.

Bids for the general including all mechanical and until electrical work, will be received 2 p.m. MST Feb 15, 1962. at which time they will be opened and read aloud in the Truman Rest County, Nome, St. George, Washington Utah. Bids for food service, equipment will be received until 1:30 p.m.

MST Feb. 15, 1962 at which time they will be opened and read, aloud in the Truman Rest Home, St. George, Washington County, Utah. All bids shall be in 'accordance with drawings and specifications pared by Gardner and Rasmussen, Box architects, 378) Telephone JU 6-9494, Cedar 173 South 200 West (P.0. City, Utah.

Contract documents for bidding of general construction may be obtained from the architect upon deposit of $30.00 per set, refundable upon return of the documents, in good condition, by Feb. 25, 1962, Contract documents for bidding of food service equipment may be obtained from the architect upon deposit of $30.00 per set, refundable upon return of the documents in good condition, by Feb. 25, 1962. Bids shall be accompanied by bid guarantee in the form of bid bond, certified check, or cashiers check in amount of not less than five per cent the bid, made payable to the Truman Rest Home, Mr. Tom Truman, as evidence of good faith.

Said bid guarantee will be refunded upon delivery of contract bonds and signature of the contract. Should the bidder fall to deliver bonds or sign contract, said bid guarantee shall become the property of the Truman Rest Home. The owner reserves the right to relect any or all bids or to waive any informality or technicality in the bidding in the interest of the Truman Rest Home. (C-77) TOM TRUMAN NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of HEYE B. BRUNINGA.

Deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the law offices. of Patterson, Foley Phillips, 427-27th Ogden, Utah or before the 5th day of April, A.D., 1962. lone B. Van Batenburg, administratrix of estate Heye B.

Bruninga, Deceased. A.D. Date of first publication: Jan. 1962. (C-72) Funerals ALBERT Graveside services for Abid Albert will be held Wednesday af 2 p.m.

in the Salt Lake City Cemetery. Friends may call at the Larkin Mortuary, 260 E. South Temple, Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m. and Wednesday, until 1:30 p.m. Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary.

-Funeral services for George M. Brackett will be held Tuesday at p.m. in 16th Ward Chapel, 131 N. 5th West. Interment Salt Lake City Cemetery.

Friends may call at Deseret Mortuary, 36 E. 7th South, Monday 6 to 8 p.m. and at the ward on Tuesday one hour prior to services. Funeral directors. Deseret Mortuary.

-Funeral services for John Hilton Burt will be held Tuesday 12 noon in the Larkin Mortuary Chapel, 260 East South Temple. Friends may call at the mortuary Monday, 6.10 8 p.m. and Tuesday prior 10 services. Interment Salt Lake Larkin City Cemetery. Funeral directors, Mortuary.

CARLSON Funeral services for George I. Carlson will be held Tuesday at 12 noon in the Rose Room, 36 E. 7th South. Interment Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park with graveside military rites by the American Legion Bonneville Post. Friends may call at the Deseret Mortuary Monday, 6-8 p.m.

and Tuesday prior to services. Funeral directors, Deseret Mortuary. CHAPMAN Funeral services for Leah Lowe Poulsen Chapman will be held Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the West Bountiful First LDS Ward Chapel, 311 North 800 West, Woods Cross. Friends may call at the Union More tuary, 295 North Main, Bountiful, Monday from 7 to 9 p.m.

and Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. ment, Centerville City Cemetery. Funeral directors, Union Mortuary. COOK Ann Funeral Gallafent services Cook for will Mar- be garet held Tuesday 2 p.m.

at the Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple. Friends may call at the mortuary Monday 6-8 p.m. and Tuesday prior to services. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary. CRAIG Funeral services for Carl Blanton Craig will be held Tuesday 2:00 p.m. the Rose Room, 36 E. 7th South Street. Interment in the Salt Lake City Cemetery.

Friends may call at the Deseret Mortuary on Monday 6-8 p.m. and Tuesday prior to services. Funeral directors, Deseret Mortuary. tuary. De vos -Funeral services for Cornelius De Vos be held Wednesday at 12 noon in the Fifth Ward Chapel, 740 S.

2nd West, Interment Memorial Gardens of the Valley, Friends may call at the Deseret Mortuary, 36 E. 7th South, Tuesday 6 10 8 p.m. and at the ward on Wednesday one hour prior to services. Funeral directors, Deseret Mortuary. DOEPKE Funeral services for Hortense-Colland Burton Doepke will be held Tuesday 12 noon in the chapel: at the 'Colonial Mortuary.

Friends may call at 2128 S. State, Monday from 6 10 8 p.m. and Tuesday prior to services. Interment in the Elysian Burial Park. Funeral directors, Colonial Mortuary.

GRAVETT Funeral, services for Zoe Anne Gravett, infant daughter of Thomas and Mary, Gravett, will be held Tuesday p.m. at McDougal Funeral Home, 4330 S. Redwood where friends may call one-half hour prior to services. Rev. B.

Friend officiating. Interment Valley View Memorial Park. neral director, R. David McDougal, GREEN- Funeral services for John (Jack) Smith Green will be held Tuesday p.m. in the Whittier Ward Chapel 1515 2nd East.

ment in the Salt Lake City Cemetery, Friends may call at the Deseret Mortuary, 36 E. 7th South Street on Monday 6-8 p.m. and at the ward chapel on Tuesday hour prior to services. Funeral directors, Deseret Mortuary HOY- Funeral services for John Joseph Hoy will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the Larkin Mortuary Chapel, 260 E.

South Temple. Friends may call at the mortuary Monday from 6 to 8. p.m. and Tuesday prior to the services. Interment Tuesday at 3 p.m.

in Deseret, Utah. Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary. JEFFERSON-Funeral services for Estelle Jefferson will be conducted 2 p.m.. Thursday, from Calvary Bapfist Church, 679 East 3rd South. Friends may call Wednesday evening from 7-8 p.m.

at Evans and Early, 574 East 1st South. Burial af Mt. Oliver Cemetery. Funeral directors. Evans and Early, JENSEN Funeral services for Alma Odell Jensen will be held Wednesday 10:00 a.m.

in the Rose Room, 36 E. 7th South Street. Interment in the Remond, Utah Cemetery. Friends may call at the Deseret Mortuary on Tuesday 6-8 p.m. and Wednesday prior to services.

Funeral directors, Deseret Mortuary. MANTLE- services for Norman F. Mantle will be held Wednesday 12 noon the Jenkins Soffe Mortuary Chapel, 4760 S. State. Friends may call Tuesday 6 10.8 p.m.

and Wednesday one hour prior to services at the mortuary Interment Cemetery. Funeral di rectors, C. Soffe. THE KILL 1-30 King Syndicate, Ind, 1962, World rights.