1 1 3 Martin L. Van Roosendaal, northern region, inspects assistant chief of opera- carnage inflicted by two tions for the state parks black-and-white huskies. 2 Dogs Kill Sheep, Goats At Pioneer Trails Park Two dogs running sheep and two young them turned on a Monday morning at State Park in the Canyon. Martin L. Van chief of operations region, said park for two large black mutes which were the pens in which killed about 8 a.m.
As Ranger Jim capture one of the started to attack Fillpot hit it with a Mr. Van Roosendaal loose killed three goats and one of state parks ranger the Pioneer Trails mouth of Emigration Roosendaal, assistant for the northern rangers are looking and white Malaseen running from the animals were Fillpot tried to dogs, it turned and him until Ranger board and it fled, said. Killed were three Coxwald ewes, all expecting young this spring, and two small goats which were born Friday, Mr: Van Roosendaal said. The three sheep came from Scotland and were valued at $800 each. The park still has three ewes and two rams and rangers will keep an eye on them in an effort to catch the two dogs.
"I am more worried about a child being attacked by these animals. When they run in packs like this they will attack people as well as animals. A child would not stand a chance against them," Mr. Van Roosendaal said. The dogs came from somewhere north of the park.
Federal Court to Review IRS Appeal in Y. Case Special to The Tribune DENVER The U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals here has taken under advisem*nt an appeal by the Internal Revenue Service of a 1980 ruling that halted an IRS effort to acquire the names of people who made taxdeductible donations to Brigham Young University between 1 1976 and 1979. An IRS attempt to investigate claims that the property contributed to the private university was purposely overvalued by the donors was shot down by Judge David K. Winder, U.S.
District Court for Utah, who ruled in March 1980 that BYU need not comply with the IRS summons. The three circuit court justices heard oral arguments Friday by BYU lawyers and government attorneys over Judge Winder's ruling which held that the IRS had not sufficiently provided the court with evidence that would justify issuance of the summons. The IRS claimed in its petition, that asked for the names and addresses of people who donated tax-deductible property to the university, that tax returns of 162 people who contributed items to BYU showed the value of the goods may have been purposely exaggerated to increase the size of the tax shelters the contributions would provide the donors. According to the petition, the IRS said 162 donors had claimed contributions to BYU totaling $18 million while the actual value of the donated property was around $2 million. Among the items given to the school during the three-year period were coal mines, silver mining claims, Indian jewelry, undeveloped land and various art objects.
Judge Winder ruled that the "John Doe" summons issued to the school by the IRS was not enforceable because the IRS failed to provide a "reasonable likelihood" that all donors to the school purposely inflated the value of their gifts. "What is required," Judge Winder wrote, "is some logical basis for believing that because some members of the class have been shown to have violated the revenue laws, there is some likelihood others may have done so." The judge added, "In order to satisfy the requirements (of the law) in this case, it is not enough to state that because the BYU donors investigated to date have overvalued their gifts, there is a reasonable basis to believe that all such donors have overvalued their gifts." Women Seek 1 Million Names To Stop Nuclear Arms Race The issues have changed years, but women have gathered nationally every March 8 since support the struggles of women over the Church, 569 S. 1300 East. She said local inter- peace efforts are being coordinated by 1911 to Uda Hanson. around The STAR campaign is led by a number of Hollywood personalities, but Mrs.
Bates said women around the country will be carrying petitions. The effort has gone worldwide and the group hopes to take the petitions to the NATO generals in Brussels, Belgium, after presenting them to President Reagan. "Women can be decisive in saving this world from total destruction," Mrs. Bates said. "Through enthusiastic, united efforts of women in all parts of the world, it is possible to perform an educational and unifying function that can turn around this race toward total annihilation." Stopping the nuclear arms race is the most recent in a long series of peace campaigns by women, according to Mrs.
Bates. "Depending on who you believe, the military authorities say we already have enough nuclear weapons stockpiled in the world to kill everyone 20 to 40 times," Mrs. Bates said. The movement's first concern is to "stop competing with other countries to see who can invent the most sophisticated, technological method of killing people," she said. Total disarmament is the eventual goal of the movement that has became affiliated with a 1978 disarmament conference in New York.
The Salt Lake Tribune, Tuesday, March 9, 1982 3- Salt Lake and Intermountain Area Genevieve B. Baird MURRAY Genevieve Richardson Brusnahan Baird, beloved mother, grandmother and sis- 71. ter, age died 7, March 1982. Salt Lake Hospital of natural causes. Born October 9, 1910, Green River, Wyoming to Charles and Ruby Despain Richardson.
Married John R. Brusnahan, December 23, 1932, Kamas, Utah; later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Tempie. He died August 24, 1957. Married Pryor Baird, May, 1953, Salt Lake City, he died in 1976. She was a member of the LDS Church.
Member of the Pioneer Ward for many years. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Leslie (Judith) Willoughby, Murray; 15 grandchildren; 19 great grandchildren; brother, West Jordan, preceded in sons and daughters, Clarence, Lawrence, Dolorse Oman, Sue Butterfield. Graveside services Thursday 9:00 a.m. in the Taylorsville Memorial Cemetery.
Friends may call Jenkins-Soffe Mortuary, 4760 So. State, Wednesday 6-8 p.m. n3 Kenneth J. Peterson Kenneth Jorgen Peterson, age 69, March 6, 1982, at his home in Lake City Born November 27, 1912, in Manti, Utah, to Jorgen Christen and Mary Nielsen Peterson. He married Lucille Stewart June 21, 1934, in the Manti LDS Temple.
They were later divorced. He married Shirley Peterson. They were later divorced. He was a graduate of Manti High School, Snow College, and Brigham Young University. He had served 26 years in the U.S.
Army, retiring in as a Colonel. He was a 32nd Degree Mason. Survivors: Two sons, one daughter, Karl Heber City; Vicki P. Harker, Salt Lake City; Gerald Provo; eight grandchildren; one sister, Eva P. Hall, Manti.
Funeral services will be conducted Thursday, 1 p.m., at the Buchanan Funeral Home, 195 West 1st North, Manti. Friends may call at the Berg MortuarySunset Lawn, 2350 East 1300 South, Salt Lake City, Wednesday evening, 6 to 8 p.m., and at the Buchanan Funeral Home in Manti, one hour prior to services. Interment, Manti City Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, family sug gesis contributions to the Vian Lung Association, 1616 So. 1100 East, SLC, UT 84105.
3-9 N3 3-10 Leonora V. Allen Tannen L. Allen Beloved Wife and Mother, Leonora VanZyverden Allen, died March 7, 1982, in a Sandy hospital, of heart failure. She was carrying their fourth child, Tannen Lawrence Allen, who was stillborn March 7, 1982. Mrs.
Allen was born April 22, 1949, in Salt Lake City. to Leo and Sytske (Tina) Dikkerboom VanZyverden. She married Lawrence Marvin Allen Sept. 10, 1969, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She had served as the Young Women's President, and Primary President.
She had taught in the church auxiliaries; she was an officer in the PTA. Survived by: Husband, son, Trent, and two daughters, Tanii and Katrina; parents, both Salt Lake City; grandmother, Mrs. H.V. VanZyverden Servass, Netherlands; brother and sisters, Mrs. Mel (Helena) Yorgensen, Sandy; George VanZyverden, Huntington, Utah; Mrs.
Stephen (Sytske) Woodhouse, Sandy; Mrs. Michael (Katy) Youngquist, Sabastapol, Calif. Joint funeral services will be held Wednesday, 11 a.m., in the Crescent 13th Ward, 2135 Pepperwood Dr. Friends may call Tuesday, 6 to 8 p.m., af the BergSunset Gardens Mortuary, 10600 So. 1700 East, and Wednesday, one hour prior at the church.
interment, Berg-Sunset Gardens. Funeral Directors, Berg-Sunset Gardens. 3 9 Albert D. Earl WEST VALLEY-Albert Davis Earl, 80, died March 7, 1982. Born December 18, 1901, in Samaria, Idaho, to Andy Wright and Rhoda Davis Earl.
Survivors: two sons, Darrell Earl, Salt Lake City; LEster Earl, Draper, three daughers, LaDean E. Mitton, Alamosa, Lucreta Eichorn, Fort Worth, texas; Lola Murry, St. Paul, 18 grandchidi; 19 great -grandchildre; three brohers, Jess James Earl, Deweyville; Merlin W. Earl, Taylorsville; G. Everett Earl, Ogden; two sisters, Mrs.
Rebecca Dansie, Riverton; Mrs. Carl (alice) Kamerath, Bountiful; Funeral services Thurday, 12:00 noon, Tremonton 2nd-5th, With Bishop Valdean Riggs officiating. Friends may call at the Rogers Mortuary, Wednesday, 7- 9 p.m., and Thursday at the Mortuary, Interment Tremonton Riverview Cemetery. Funeral Directors Rogers Mortuary. N3 Byron A.
Bowden ROOSEVELT, Utah- -Byron Alfred Bowden, 63, died March 7, 1982 in a Salt Lake City hospital. Born on October 16, 1918 in Roosevelt, Utah to John Frank and Annie Daley Bowden. Married Clara Marie Fenn on December 2, 1941 in Duschesne. Survived by: Wife, Roosevelt; three daughters, Mrs. Donald (Linda) Schwarz, Las Vegas, Nevada; Mrs.
Manfred (Pat) Neilsen, Neola, Utah; Lisa Marie Bowden, Roosevelt; five grandchildren; two sisters and two brothers, Mrs. Bob (Leola) Elisworth, West Valley City; Mrs. Alvin (Wilma) Pectol, Eureka, Paul and Boyd both of Myton, Utah. Funeral, Thursday, 11 a.m. in the Roosevelt Second Ward Chapel.
Friends may call at the Oipin Mortuary in Roosevelt, Wednesday, p.m. and Thursday at the church one hour prior to service. Burial, Roosevelt Memorial Park. N3 Dollie McCuaig Dollie McCuaig, 89, Waldport, Oregon, died March 7, 1982. Survived by: Sister-in-law, Violet Craig, Waldport, Oregon; nephew, Charles Barry Dunn, Lake Oswego, Oregon, Graveside funeral services Monday, March 15, 1 pm, Maso nic Cemetery, Evanston, Wyo.
3-9 3-9 Anna C. Stahl Anna C. Stahl, passed away March 6, at home. Born August 14, 1888, in Salt Lake. Active member Mineralogy Society, Taught Bridge YWCA Survivors: niece, Ruth S.
Soderman. Memorial service Thursday, 1:30 p.m. Larkin Mortuary. Friends wishing may make contributions to Unity School of Christianity, Unity Village, Missouri 64065. N3 George B.
Kerr AMERICAN FORK, UtahGeorge Bruce Kerr, 28, died March 7, 1982 in an American Fork hospital. Born on October 3, 1953 in Lehi, Utah to William G. and Florence Beveridge Kerr. Married Christine Rose Chynowith on February 9, 1974 in Pleasant Grove, Utah. Member of the LDS Church.
Was a plumber and a core driller. Survived by: Wife, four children, Tonya, Rachelle, American Tyson and Trinity, all of Fork; parents, Pleasant Grove; two brothers, LeRoy Kerr and Flint Kerr, both Pleasant Grove; two grandmothers, Mrs. Pearl Adamson, Lehi, Utah; Mrs. Ethel Testerman, Grand Junction, Colo, Funeral will be Wednesday, 11 a.m., Anderson Sons Mortuary Chapel, 49 East First North, American Fork. Friends may call Tuesday, 7-9 p.m, and Wednesday one hour prior to services.
Burial, Lehi City Cemetery, N3 Obituaries Area Obituaries Paul J. McCune Paul Jones McCune, 85, passed away March 5, 1982 of cancer. Born September 1896, Nechi. Utah to Thomas Matthew and Selena Jones McCune, Married Maude Moyle, January 22, 1921, Salt Lake City. His youth was spent in the family ramching business In Juab County.
Upon graduation from Nephi High School he was awarded a scholarship in track to University of Utah. At the University he lettered in track and was a member of the the special Men's Glee Club. Service during World War interrupted his education. Following the war he begain his 42 year career as a Life Insurance Agent. Upon retirement he became President of the Veteran's Association for the area for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.
An avid supporter of all athletics, he was a founding member of the "Bleacher High Priest Monument Park 2nd Ward, former member Boneville Knife and Fork Club and BPOE, Lodge No. 85. Survivors: Wife, daughter, Mrs. Melbourne (Janice) Romney. Salt Lake City; brother, Joseph F.
McCune, Ogden; four grandchildren; seven greatgrandchildren. Funeral services Thursday 12:00 Noon, Larkin Mortuary Chapel, 260 East South Temple, where friends may call one hour prior to services Interment: Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. N3 Neil A. Syndergaard PORT HUENEME, Calif. -Neil A.
Syndergaard, 60, died March 4, 1982 after 8 four -month illness. Born September 12, 1921 to Neil A. and Anna Jensen Syndergaard in Fountain Green, Sanpete County. Lived in Salt Lake City from 1928 until 1942 when he enlisted in the Navy. Married Dorthey Tanner in Traverse City, Michigan on November 27, 1945.
His last ten years in the Navy were spent at Pt. Mugu and on the aircraft carrier, the U.S.S. Bennington. He retired from the Navy in 1966 and was employed at Pt. Mugu until his iliness forced retirement.
He was a member of the Fleet Reserve and the Oxnard Elks. Survived by: Wife, son, James Neil and three daughters, Toni, Carolyn Stewart, Janice Melton, five grandchildren, all of Port Huenerne; bromer, Merrill; sisters, Muriel Clark, Helen Saal, all of Salt Lake City and Maurine Jackson of Centerville. Private services were held in Port Hueneme. N3 JoAnn A. Banning WEST VALLEY CITY -JoAnn Anderton Banning, age 35, died March 8, 1982.
Born August 7, 1946, Roosevelt, Utah to Reed 0. and Thelma Fenn Anderton. Married Wayne Bowden, he died December 1969. Married Donald W. Banning, August 10, 1981, Elko, Nevada.
Survivors: Husband, son, Pete Bowden, West Valley City; Parents, Roosevelt; brothers and sisters, Mrs. Lena McDonald, Mrs. Chalmers (Lorraine) Workman, Kent Anderton, all Roosevelt; Mrs. Bertha Kramer, Derver, Colorado; Mrs. Harry (Gonnie) Stoneberge, Reynoldsville, Pennsylvania; Donald R.
ton, West Valley City; Val Anderton, Reno, Nevada; Gary Anderton, Phoenix, Arizona; Bruce Anderton, Grand Isle, Lousiana. Funeral services Wednesday 10:00 a.m. McDougal Funeral Home, 4330 South Redwood, where friends may call Tuesday 5-8 p.m. and Wednesday one hour prior. Interment: Roosevelt City Cemetery.
N3 N1 Robert D. Konold MAGNA Robert D. Konold, age 56, beloved father, grandfather, brother and uncle, passed March 5, 1962. Born September 27, 1925, Garfield, Utah to Clyde H. and Ethel Irene Fillmore Konold.
Married Josie Walker, April 29, 1949, she died May 14, 1980. He served in with an honorable discharge. At the time of death he resided with a niece, Mrs. Jack (Dorothy) Bradley of Magna. Survived by daughter, Mrs.
Lawrence (Charlene) Anderson, grandchildren, Jon and Caron Anderson, all Danbury, brothers and sisters, Fay Holmstead and Clyde F. Konold, American Fork; John H. Konold, San Juan Capistrano, California; Janet K. Tattersall, Van Nuys, California. Military Graveside rites will be held Thursday 11:00 a.m.
at Redwood Memorial Estates, 6500 South Redwood Rd. Funeral Directors: Memorial Estates Mortuary. N3 Harriet Hamilton Dies at Age 76 Harriet LaRue Simper Hamilton, 76, who served for many years as' chairman of the Utah State Farm Bureau Salt Lake County Women's Organization, died at her home of cardiac arrest March 6. She was married to Elmo W. Hamilton, a Riverton farmer who served terms as president of the Utah and Salt Lake County farm bureaus.
Mrs. Hamilton, who was noted for her handiwork and artistic ability, won the Distinguished Woman Award from the Utah Farm Bureau. She also served as a judge at the Utah State Fair in the Home Arts Department. She taught school in the Granite and Morgan school districts and was a supervisor in Evanston, Wyo. Mrs.
Hamilton was a charter member of the Riverton Lady Lions and she held many offices in that club. She was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints. Funeral services will be Wednesday noon in the Riverton LDS Stake Center, 1855 W. 13400 South. Friends may call at 8090 S.
State Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m. and Wednesday at the stake center one hour before services. Harriet LaRve Simper Hamilton RIVERTON- -Harriet LaRue Simper Hamilton, 76. beloved wife, sister, aunt and friend to many, died at her home March 6. 1982 of cardiac arrest.
Born June 30. 1905 in Murray. Utah to George William and Laura Jane Pugh Simper. Married Elmo W. Hamilton in the Salt Lake LDS Temple November 13.
1940. Graduate University of Utah with a Bachelor's Degree. Chairman of Utah Farm Bureau Salt Lake County Women's Organization for many years. She received Distinguished Woman Award from Utah State Farm Bureau. Judge in the Home Arts Dept.
at the Utah State Fair. Charter Member of the Riverion Lady Lions, holding many offices. School teacher in Granite and Morgan school districts, and Supervisor in Evanston, Wyoming. Active LDS member, noted for her handiwork and art ability. Survivors: Husband, Riverton; sisters and brothers, Mrs.
John E. (Mae) Swanger, Murray; G. Wayne Simper, Midvale; Mrs. Jack (Ravola) Smith, Mrs. Robert (Joy) Cardwell, both Riverton; Austin Simper, Holbrook, Arizona; two step sons, Daro and Cletus Hamilton, both Riverton; many nephews and nieces.
Funeral services Wednesday, 12 noon, Riverton LDS Stake Center, 1855 West 13400 South, Riverion. Friends may call af Goff Mortuary, 8090 South State, Tuesday 6-8 p.m. and Wednesday at the Stake Center one hour prior to services. Burial: Riverton City Cemetery. N3 Michael D.
Astel OREM -Michael Dale Astel, 24, died March 4, 1982 from an accident in the mountains near Craig, Colorado. Born on November 3, 1957 in Provo, Utah, first son of four to Dale Dutson and Billie JoAnn Neebling Astel. Married Debra Ruth Nebeker of Eugene, Oregon on August 18, 1979 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Received education in Orem schools, attended BYU, University of Utah, Westminster College. Commercial pilot with an instructor rating and served as an instructor for student pilots.
Employed with Zion's National Bank for two years, also has been a glazer in Orem and Salt Lake City. Member of the LDS Church and served in various church positions. Avid sportsman and active in all aspects of sports. Participated in a marathon basketball game which broke a world record. Survivors: Wife, Orem; daughter, Angela Suzanne Astel, Orem; parents of Orem; three brothers, Kirk Anthony Astel, Brian William Astel, Eric David Astel, all of Orem.
Funeral services, Wednesday, 11 a.m., Orem West Central Stake Center, 100 North 600 West, Orem. Friends may call at Berg Mortuary of Orem, 500 North State, Tuesday, 6-8 p.m. or at the Stake Center on Wednesday prior to servies. Interment, Orem City Cemetery. N3 Alda H.
Merrill SWAN LAKE, IDAHO Alda Lucille Hyde Merrill, died Sunday, March 7, 1982 in the Preston Hospital. She was born April 4, 1901, Kaysville, Utah the daughter of John Simmons and Josephine Kennett Hyde. She married Edgar Lionel Merrill, September 21, 1923, Salt Lake LDS Temple. He passed away September, 1981. She is a school teacher.
Active in the LDS Church as a teacher in the Relief Society, Ward Organist. Surviving, sons and daughters, Mrs. Richard E. (Lucille) Brock, Salt Lake City; Louis Hyde, Puyallup, Washington; Lynn Hyde, Swan Lake, Idaho; Mrs. Glen A.
(Patricia) Eckman, St. Anthony, Idaho; Mrs. Reed W. (Joan) Davis, Duluth, 30 grandchildren; 34 great-grandchildren; two brothers, J. Milton Hyde and Keith Hyde, both Downey; half-brother, Russell Hyde, Downey, Idaho; a daughter preceded her in death, Betty Lou Linford.
Funeral services Wednesday March 10, 1982, 2:00 p.m. in the Swan Lake Ward Chapel. Friends may call Webb Funeral Tuesday evening, 7-9 p.m. and at the Ward Chapel Wednesday 2 hours prior to services. Burial: Richmond, Utah Cemetery.
N1 Afton H. Bagshaw PROVO Afton Hawker Bagshaw, passed away Sunday, March 7, 1982, Utah Valley Hospital, Provo, of a lingering illness. Born in Grantsville, Utah, January 30, 1916, daughter of James A and Alice Palmer Hawker. She was educated in Grantsville Schools and graduated from BYU, with a BA Degree in journalism. She was a member of the Staff of the BYU Extension Division.
Married Lawrence T. D. Bagshaw, November 22, 1946, Manti LDS Temple. Active in the LDS Church, Primary and Sunday School as a teacher, librarian and den mother. Survivors: Husband, Provo; three sons, Lawrence Denver, Colorado; David Robert Scott, and daughter, Laura Jean, Provo; two grandsons of Denver; three brothers, Frank Hawker, Paul Hawker, both Grantsville; Don Hawker, sister, Mrs.
George H. (Mary) Smeath, Salt Lake City. Funeral services will be heid Thursday 12:00 Noon in the ProVO 8th Ward LDS Chapel, 500 East 200 North, Provo. Friends may call at Berg Mortuary of Provo, 185 East Center, Wednesday evening 6-8 p.m. or at the Ward Chapel on Thursday prior to services.
Interment: Grants ville City Cemetery. N3 Francis Ward BOUNTIFUL-Francis Bertrum Ward, age 89, died March 6, 1982, al a local hospital. Born February 25, 1893, at DilIon, Montana, to John Raymond and Nancy Belle Mcintosh Ward. Married Lauretta Jensen, July 23, 1920, at Rexburg, Idaho, marriage was later solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple, she died August 7, 1979. Survivors: son, Darwin EUgene, North Salt Lake; eight grandchildren; a sister, Ivy Bradley, Salt Lake City.
Graveside services will be held Wednesday, 12:00 noon, at the Whitney Cemetery, Whitney, Idaho. Friends may call Tuesday evening from p.m., at the Russon Brothers Bountiful Mortuary, 295 North Main. N3 N1 Cal D. Robison OREM-Cal D. Robison, 21, Orem, died March 6, 1982, Salt Lake City.
Born October 5, 1960, in Vernai, Utah, to Jack and Dorethy McBride Robison. Married Joy Vail, April 13, 1979, Salt Lake City, later divorced. Attended Grand Junction, Colorado Schools, Provo City and Salt Lake City Schools. Attended Skyline High School. Singer and Guitar player for Crisis Band.
Survivors: parents, Mrs. Dorethy Hollingshead, Orem; Mr. Jack Robison, co*keville, Wyoming; four brothers, six sisters, Brent J. Robison, Scott Holling shead, Don Hollingshead, Mrs. Ed (Sharon) Nicholson, Mrs.
Jim (Ginger) Hansen, Mrs. Nel (Robin) Hewlett, all Salt Lake City; Vicki Robison, Orem; Mrs. Ralph (Terri) Rino, Concord, California: Steven Hollingshead, U.S. Navy in Charleston, South Carolina, Candi Robison, Vermont. Funeral services Tuesday, 2:00 p.m.
at Berg Mortuary of Provo, 185 East Center. Friends may call at the Mortuary, Monday, 6-8 p.m.. or Tuesday prior to services. Interment, Provo City Cemetery. Elizabeth D.
Madsen Arthur W. Andersen Elizabeth Davenport Madsen, 97, Arthur William Andersen, 99, March 7, 1982 in Salt Lake City, Utah. She was daughter of Samuel Davenport and Sarah Mackay. Married Howard Peter Madsen on July 31, 1907, later solemnized in Manti Temple, July 21, 1926. Her husband preced- passed away ed her in death.
She served in Relief Society and Old Folks Committee for many years. She is survived by four daughters, Bertrude Evans, Logan, Mrs. Oscar Ekberg (Naomi), Salt Lake City; Mrs. Kennett Lindersmith (Mildred), North Highlands, California; Mrs. Jack VanLiere (Marguerite), Dugway, Utah; Son.
Frank Madsen, Manti; sister, Maranda Buchanan, Bakersfield, California; seven grandchildren; 13 great -grandchildren; nine -grand children. Funeral services Wednesday 1:00 p.m. in the Manti 3rd Ward Chapel. Friends may call Tuesday from 7-9 p.m. at the Buchanan Mortuary and one hour prior to funeral at the Mortuary.
Burial: Manti Cemetery. N3 Johannes Hilgendorff Johannes Gotthilf Hilgendorff, prominent Utah Valley Musician, 79, Orem, died March 6, 1982, Provo. Born, November 11, 1902, Stettin, Germ ny, to Paul K. and Helene Schossow Hilgendorff. Married Leora Dastr up, December 17, 1926, in Salt Lake LDS Temple.
I Received Education in Germany, receiving BA Degree at BYU, 1936-1947. He studied in Germany with Paul Sterzel, Stettin. Conducted Utah's 1st Baby Orchestra, 1932-35, in Richfield. He was accomplished violinist and teacher throughout the State. Has worked with over 30,000 public school students and 900 Private students.
Member of Utah State Symphony, Lived in Provo 45 years, moving to Orem two years ago. Member of Provo High School faculty, 1935-68. Served as conductor Springville Civic Orchestra. Served as adiudicator at many music contests and festivals. Taught music in Millard County and established Hilgendorff School of Music for violin, Piano, voice and dance in Richfield.
Taught at Provo High, Dixon and Farrer Jr. High and Provo Elementary Schools. Member American String Teachers Association, California Western String Teaching Project (serving as chairman;) Member M.E.N,C. and Utah Music Educators. Played in Utah Valley Symphony.
Member LDS Church, Orem 1st Ward. High Priest. Served LDS Mission in East Prussia, 1921-23. Served as Ward Choir Director and Sunday School music director. Survivors: Wife, Orem, son, two daughters, Kay D.
Hilgendorff, Montgomery, Alabama; Mrs. Jim (Evelyn) Loveless, Bountiful; Mrs. Karl (Diane) Furr, Orem; 11 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Fred (Ester) Mros, Mrs. Ruth Janke, both Salt Lake City.
Funeral services Wednesday, 2:00 p.m., Orem 1st Ward LDS Chapel, 225 E. 200 North. Friends may call at Berg Mortuary of Provo, 185 E. Center, Tuesday 6-8 p.m. or at the Church Wednesday prior to services.
Interment: Orem City Cemetery. N1 Melvin E. Butcher Melvin Edward Butcher, 78, beloved father, and brother, died March 6, 1982. Born May 2, 1903, Taylorsville, Uth, to Edward and Matilda Eckstead Butcher. Married Lovena Schofield, September 18, 1923.
She died June 28, 1977. Survivors: sons. and daughters, Glen, Dennis, Mrs. Robert (Shir- ley) Coggins, Mrs. Clyde (Bonnie) Bingham, all of Green River Wyoming; Donald, David, Mrs.
Ken (Susan) Whitehead, Mrs. Walter (Pat) Davies, all of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Ace (Sherrie) Zenger, Heber City, Utah; Norman Truckee, Joyce Melville, Idaho Falls, Idaho; 45 grandchildren; 30 great children; brothers, Alvin, Earl, Orville, and sister, Alta Nuzman, all of Salt Lake City; preceded in deth by wife, daughter, Maxine, and son Lloyd. Funeral services will be held Thursday, March 11, at 1:00 p.m. at the Colonial Mortuary, 2128 South State, where friends may call Wednesday, 7-9 p.m., nd Thursday, one hour prior to services.
Burial, Valley View Memorial Park. N1 Jarvis C. Scott Jarvis Charles Scott, 73, passed away March 7, 1982. Born October 19, 1909 in Provo, Utah to Charles and Lulu Dilatush Scott. Survived by Wife, Vivian Scott, Salt Lake City; daughter, Peggy Scott, Salt Lake City; two sisters, Ethel Taylor, Provo; Lyda Tucker, Alhambra, California.
No services were held at the request of the deceased. Funeral Directors: Berg Memorial Centers. Albert Muhlestein BOISE, Idaho- -Albert Nicholas Muhlestein, 78, died March 7, 1982 in St. Luke's Hospital natural causes. Born September 24, 1903 in Provo, Utah to John Nicholas and Josephine Liechty Muhlestein.
Married Nola Cluff June 4, 1930 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She died September 1, 1976. Married Donna Andreasen Dooling June 23, 1977 in the Idaho Falls LDS Temple. Survivors: Wife, Boise; two daughters, Mrs. Bill K.
(Ilene) Lystrup, Pocatello; Mrs. William D. (Mary Jones, Salt Lake City; 12 grandchildren; three great grandchildren; two brothers, George Muhlestein, Charleston, Utah; Roy Muhlestein, 0g- den, Utah; three sisters, Mrs. Jack (Zina) Iverson, American Fork, Utah; Mrs. Joe (Leah) Phillips, Orem, Utah; Mrs.
Glen (Florence) Hanks, Salem, Utah. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, March 10, 2:00 p.m., Boise East LDS Stake Center, with Bishop Robert Boren officiating. Interment and graveside services Thursday, March 11, at 3:00 p.m., East Lawn Memorial Park, Provo, Utah. Funeral Directors, Relyea Mortuary. N1 Keith Campbell, Sr.
LAYTON -Keith Gordon Campbell, 74, died Monday, March 8, 1982, in the Davis North Medical Center in Layton. Born January 7, 1908, in Providence, Utah, the son of Ezra T. and Lucy Pickett Campbell. On August 12, 1931, he married Clista Christiansen in Logan. The marriage was later solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple.
Mr. Campbell had been the owner and general manager of Keith Supply, in Ogden, prior to his retirement. He was a member of the Layton 20th Ward, and had served in the Ogden Temple Presidency, from 1975 to 1978. He had lived in Providence, Preston, Ogden, and Liberty, prior to moving to Layton in 1976. Surviving: Wife, Layton; son, K.
Gordon Campbeli, Pleasant View Utah; daughter, Mrs. Gail (Dianne) Jones, Harrisville; 11 grandchildren; eight greatgrandchildren; two brothers, Elbert P. Campbell, Ogden; Dan P. Campbell, Salt Lake City; sister, Mrs. Kenneth (Helen) Monson, Denver, Colorado.
Funeral services will be conducted Thursday, 11 a.m., in the Layton 20th Ward Chapel, 2250 East 2300 North. Friends may call at 1.9 Myers Mortuary in Ogden, Wednesday, 6 to 8 p.m., and at the ward chapel Thursday, one hour prior to services. Interment, Preston, Idaho Cemetery, where graveside services will be conducted at 3 p.m. Those wishing to do so may make donations to the Primary Children's Medical Center. 3-9 N3 3-9 and husband, revered and loved by all who knew him.
died March 1, 1982, Provo, Utah. He was born December 23, 1882, Mayfield, Utah. Married Lulu Stafford Snow, August 31, 1910, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple, After her death mar- father, grandfather ried Clara Devey Hutchings Swenson, February 5, 1929, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He resided in Emery, Murray and Provo, Utah. For 86 years he worked as a beekeeper.
Af age 92, he published a book "Bee Prepared with Honey', guide to backyard beekeeping. He has also completed a book "Grandpa's Stories" for publication. He was a businessman. carpenter, and civic worker, served as County Commissioner in Emery in 1926, school board member, Emery County Bee Inspector and Secretary-Manager of Utah Beekeepers Assoc He was an active member of the Latter Day Saints Church, having served in the following capacities: Missionary 1904-1906, Sunday School Superintendent, YMIA President, Bishop 1924-1927, High Councilman. Survivors: wife, three sons, and 13 daughters.
1 E. Andersen, Pleasanton, Kay J. Andersen, Danville. Arthur W. Andersen, Jr.
Sandy, Utah; Mrs. Julian (Lyona) Dansie, Clifton, Idaho; Mrs. Eugene (Ruth) Laughlin, Mrs. Stoddard (Valene) Judd, Mrs. Don (Lucienne) Silotti, Mrs.
Janyce Stott, Mrs. Dick (Joy) Catmull, all of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Russell (Esther) Dickey, Gresham, Oregon; Mrs. Martina Andersen, Brea, Mrs. Robert (ViAnn) Stanger, Roy, Utah: Mrs.
Robert (Gladys) Stum, Mrs. Woodrow (Beth) Evans, Mrs. Clark (LeArta) Moutton, all of Provo; Mr. and Mrs. Andersen have 82 grandchildren, 139 great-grandchildren one one great-great-grandchild.
Contributions may be made to the Andersen Family Missionary Fund in Pleasant View, in lieu of flowers. Services will be Thursday, March 11, 10:00 Pleasant View, 6th Ward, 2445 North 650 East, Provo. Friends may call Tuesday, 6-8 p.m., at the Lake Hills Mortuary, 10055 South State, Sandy, or Wednesday 6-8 p.m. at the Pleasant View 6th Ward, and one hour prior to services. N1 M.
K. Johnson Alice M. K. Johnson, 46, beloved wife, mother and grandmother, died March 6, 1982 of Pancreatitis. Born June 15, 1935 in Chicago, the daughter of Ferdinand J.
and Margaret Wachsmuth Kemmethmueller. Married Duane K. Johnson, September 9, 1955 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Active in the LDS Church. Served 17 years as teacher in the Young Women's MIA.
Also served as a teacher in Relief Society and Primary and presentfy was serving as secretary of the Primary in the Taylorsville 34th Ward. Former Secretary of the West High Seminary. Served with her husband and family as Church Construction Supervisors in Brazil, 1964-1966. Survived by husband, Taylorsville; Mother, three sons, one daughter, Michael, Brazil, Indiana; Kenneth, Scott and Mrs. David (Pamela) Warner, all Salt Lake City, three grandchildren, Heidi Warner, Jana Beth and Jeffery Johnson; sister, Marta ret Cain, Provo; brother, Nephi Kemmethmueller, Salt Lake City.
Funeral services will be Wednesday, March 10. 1982 at 3:00 p.m. the Taylorsville 34th Ward at 1250 West Atherton Dr. Friends may call Tuesday 6-8 p.m, at the McDougal Funeral Horne, 4330 South Redwood Rd. and one hour prior at the church.
Interment: Wasatch Lawn. N1 Hermann Simon Beloved husband and father, Hermann Simon, 76, died March 6, 1982 in a local hospital. Born December 8, 1905 in Salt Lake City to Richard Emest and Alma Cicilie Reick Simon. Married Mary Fontella Clark on June 17, 1932 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Active member of the LDS Church residing in the Whittier Ward.
He worked for Cate Equipment Company for many years. Survived by: Wife, son, Hermann Clark Simon, Salt Lake City; six grandchildren; two brothers, Walter and Richard E. Simon, both of Salt Lake City; four sisters, Luella Clark, Valleio, Mrs. Charles (Betty) Budd, Mrs. Warren (Martha) Hanson, both of Salt Lake City; Mrs.
Kenneth (Elsie) Rasmussen, Riverton, Utah. Funeral, Thursday, 12 noon at the Whittier Ward Chapel, 1515 South 200 East. Friends may call at the Deseret Mortuary, 36 East 700 South on Wednesday evening from 6-8. Interment, Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. 3 3 9 Retta O.
Russell NOVATO, CALIFORNIA Graveside services for Retta Ostler Russell will be held 1:00 p.m., Wednesday, March 10, 1982 at the Salt Lake City Cemetery. Born May 5, 1905, Salt Lake City, the daughter of Harry and May Ostler. She was the wife of Col. George R. "Juddy" Russell.
She died of a heart attack in Novato, California March 6, 1982. Survived by husband, three daughters, Marilyn Russell and Georgia King, Novata, California; Diane Benedict, Boise, Idaho. She attended the University of Utah and graduated East High School. She was married on August 30, 1929 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Funeral Director: Larkin Mortuary.
N3 Blanche W. Woods OGDEN -Blanche W. Woods, 86, died Sunday, March 7, 1982 in an Ogden Nursing Home following a long illness. She was born January 11, in Ogden, a daughter of James and Julia Winger Welch. On November 23, 1921 she married Herbert Woods in Ogden.
The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Mr. Woods was plant superintendent for Del Monte in Ogden. He died April 21. 1970.
She was a life-long resident of Ogden. Her activities resulted in much world wide travel. She was a graduate of Ogden High School and the Thomas Dee School of Nursing. She served as President of the Dee Hospital Nurses Association and President of the Utah Nurses Association. She had been Director of the Nurses Registry.
In 1957, she represented Utah at the Quadrennial Congress of the International Council of Nurses in Rome, Italy. She was a past member of the Soroptimist and Kiwanis Auxiliaries of Ogden. She had served in other Civic and Social Organizations. The Woods family was selected by State Newspapers in 1940 as Utah's Typical Family for a contest in New York City as America's Most Representative Family. In 1940, Mrs.
Woods was named by Governor Herbert Maw to the "This is the Place" Monument Commission in Salt Lake City. She was a member of the Highland LDS Ward and had served in the various auxiliary organizations of the Church. Surviving are a son and daughter, Herbert Dee Woods, Hollywood, California; Mrs. Albert (Alice) Steinbach, Grosse Point, Michigan; one grandson, Joel Steinbach, also a brother and sister, Harold L. Welch, Ogden; Mrs.
Veda (Elnora) Deming, Los Angeles, California. Funeral services will be held Wednesday 11:00 a.m. at Lindquist and Sons Colonial Chapel, 3408 Washington Ogden. with Bishop Edward L. Blair, of the Highland Ward officiating.
Friends may call at the Mortuary, Tuesday from 6-8 p.m. and Wednesday one hour prior to services. Interment: Ogden City Cemetery. N3 Sara A. Bakes BEAVER--Sara Atkin Bakes, 82, of Beaver died March 8, 1982 in a Brigham City hospital.
Born on Sentember 10, 1899 in Beaver to John and Emma Cartwright Atkin. Married William Vaness Bakes on February 29, 1924 in Salt Lake City. Marriage later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He died in January, 1971. Graduate of the College of Southern Utah with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Education.
Also attended the University of Utah. School teacher for 39 years in the Beaver School District. Active in the LDS church holding various positions in the Ward and Stake. Survivors: Son, Stanley Garth Bakes, Brigham City; three grandchildren; four great grandchildren; brothers and sister, Joe Atkin, Prescott, Arizona: Ennis Atkin, Mrs. Verland (Alice) French, both Beaver.
Funeral services will be Thursday, one p.m. in the Beaver LDS Ward Chapel. Friends may call Wednesday evening, 6-8 p.m. and Thursday one hour prior to services al the Oipin Mortuary. Beaver, 195 North 200 West.
Burial in the Mountain View Cemetery N3 001 NOTICES FUNERAL ANDERSON -Funeral services for Gustave (Gus) Adolph Anderson. will be held Wednesday, 12:00 noon, Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, where friends may call Tuesday p.m. and Wednesday one hour prior to services. Interment, Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. 003 CARD THANKS OF THE A.M.
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11th East MILDRED'S FLOWERS, 486-7267 1522 East 33rd So. 009 MONUMENTS HANS MONUMENTS 1555 E. 3300 So. 484-1594 Legai Notices INVITATION TO BID The University of Utah proposes to purchase the requirements listed below. Sealed bids for items 1 and 2 will be received at the Purchasing 151 Annx until 11:00 A.M.
March 18, 1982. 1. Handrails 2. Argon Ion Laser The closing date for the following items will be 11:00 A.M. March 25, 1982.
3. Vacuum Tissue Processor 4. Ion Source 5. Radiology Wire Guides Catheters 6. Copy Machine 7.
FM Radio Translators 8. Microwave Radios 9. TV Translators 10. Video Switching Equip. 11.
Athletic Supplies 12. Operating Microscope 13. Tires 14. G. I.
Scope 15. Spectrofluorimeter 16. TDX Fluorescence Analyzer 17. Computer Paper As per list and specifications obtainable from the Purchasing Department. The right is reserved to accept or reiect any or all proposals and to waive any informality or technicality in any proposal in the interest of the University.
Only proposals giving a firm quotation and properly signed will be accepted. ROY B. PETERSON PURCHASING AGENT UNIVERISTY OF UTAH D-53 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE The following described real property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States at the time of sale, inside the doors at the North 3rd Floor, Main entrance to Courts Building, 240 East 400 South, in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah on Tuesday, April 6, 1982 at 2:00 p.m. of said day, for the purpose of foreclosing a trust deed executed by Alyucan Interstate Corporation, as Trustor, in favor of First Security Bank of Utah, N.A., covering real property located at 8664. South 150 West, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah and more particularly described as: BEGINNING at a point on the West right-of-way line of Monroe Street (150 West) said point being South 89 deg.
West 1356.50 feet and South 0. deg. 12'42" West 268.30 feet from the Northeast Corner of Section 1, Township 3 South, Range 1 East, Salt Lake Base and Meridian; thence South 0 deg. 13' West 195.00 feet; thence South 89 deg. 59'27" West 325.00 feet; thence North 0 deg.
East 195.00 feet; thence 89 deg. East 325.00 feet to the point of BEGINNING. Dated this 4th day of March, 1982. FIRST SECURITY BANK OF N.A. Successor Trustee By Scott H.
Clark Ray, Quinney, Nebeker Attorneys D-41 ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE, AMENDING TITLE XXII, "ZONING OF THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF SALT LAKE COUNTY, 1966, AS AMENDED, BY ADDING SECTION 22-1-6(100) The Board of County Commissioners of Salt Lake County, State of Utah, ordains as follows: Section 1: That Title XXI1 of the Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake County, 1966, as amended, is hereby amended by adding Section 22-1-6(100) to read as follows: (100) Arcade. Any business catering to minors, maintaining four or more amusem*nt devices. Section 2: This ordinance shall take effect fifteen (15) days after its passage and upon at least one publication in a newspaper published in and having general circulation in Salt Lake County, and if not so published within fifteen (15) days then it shall take effect immediately upon its first publication. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Board of County Commissioners has approved, passed and adopted this ordinance this 3rd day of March, 1982. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SALT LAKE COUNTY Commissioner D.
Michael Stewart, Voting "Aye" Commissioner Bart Barker, Voting "Aye" Commissioner M. Tom Shimizu, Voting "Absent" ATTESTED: W. Sterling Evans County Clerk D-49 the world. Some years they've focused getting the vote, other years their concern has been for better working conditions, but this year he worldwide concern is stopping the nuclear arms race. Led by the Mrs.
Bates Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, Monday they began a petition drive to obtain 1 1 1 million signatures asking President Reagan to stop the arms race. The petition drive, known as STAR for Stop the Arms Race, will end March 8, 1983, when petitions are given to the president, said Mary Bates, who spoke International Women's Day activities in Salt Lake City Monday night. A professor of peace education in the Adult Education Division at Colorado State University, Mrs. Bates said during an interview that women have played a decisive role in "saving this world from total destruction." Mrs. Bates spoke on Million Women Demand End of Arms Race," during the International Women's Day dinner Monday at the Unitarian (Additional legals on next page).
