The Daily Spectrum from Saint George, Utah • 3

Commerce Department Satellite cover prevails in the upper Mississippi photo taken at 4 a.m. EST shows low Valley and the Great Lakes. Dense clouds over the southeast, with em- clouds blanket the Rockies, while other bedded dense clouds over the Ten- areas of the West are under variable nessee Valley. High clouds cover cloud layer. (UPI Telephoto) Florida and Maine, while a broken Hi Lo Pcp.

Kansas City 44 29 Regional Albany Albuquerque 32 26 Los Las Vegas 65 59 49 47 .04 .03 56 28 Angeles United Press International Atlanta 55 42 .28 Louisville 42 39 Burley 45 37 trace Bakersfield 67 56 Memphis 60 51 .31 Cedar City 47 37 Bismarck 12 7 .01 Miami 78 6. Idaho Falls 38 34 .09 Boise 50 39 .26 Milwaukee 33 30 Lewiston 48 37 .03 Boston 42 35 Minneapolis 23 16 Ogden 47 35 .10 Brownsville 79 64 .02 New Orleans 70 59 Pocatello 41 37 .06 Buffalo 35 26 New York 40 28 Provo 45 34 .26 Charlotte 56 49 North Platte 41 19 Richfield 49 32 .01 Chicago 37 34 .01 Oakland 60 55 .37 Roosevelt 36 16 Cincinnati 36 33 .31 Oklahoma City 53 26 St. George 58 45 .03 Cleveland 40 31 Omaha 26 20 Twin Falls 45 37 Dallas 72 37 Palm Springs 63 45 Denver 54 23 Paso Robles 60 50 .10 National Des Moines 31 30 .01 Phoenix Philadelphia 38 32 Detroit 34 23 71 50 By United Press International Duluth 21 17 .13 Pittsburgh 43 34 .12 Temperature and precipita- Eureka 56 49 .09 Portland. Me. 39 26 tion table for the 24-hour period Fairbanks -14 -20.

Portland. Ore. 40 22 I ending at 4 a.m. Pacific time. Fresno 58 52 .45 Rapid City 46 14 as prepared by the Nationa Helena 47 27 Red Bluff 55 51 .19 Weather Service in San Fran- Honolulu 80 65 Reno 43 34 .40 cisco: Indianapolis 38 35 .25 Richmond 54 35 Volunteer head hired at Dixie ST.

GEORGE- -Val Smith of Bloomington has been hired as a coordinator ofr volunteers at Dixie College. Smith was hired through the ive County Association of Governments through a federal program. He will be working in Beaver. Kane. Garfield and Washington Counties trying to organize volunteer services.

Smith said he intends to "get involved" with the community and try and out what the communitys' needs are. He said the main thrust of his job will be in assisting low-income persons and families. Smith. originally from Preston Idaho. moved to Bloomington in 1975 after retiring from the U.S.

Air Force. He holds a masters degree in community leadership. Smith and his wife Monta Rae have four children. Debora Ann. 21.

of Preston. Steven. 19. who will be leaving soon on a LDS mission to Portugal. Van.

18 and Catherine, 11. Record year for Sky West Sky West Airlines, of southern Utah, ended 1977 with a record year of 20.256 passengers carried in its scheduled airline service to Salt Lake City and Las Vegas. This is a 28 percent increase over the previous year of 15,800. The increase is attributed to an increase of weekday flights to three flights to Las Vegas and four to Salt Lake City. Sky West is presently finalizing plans for a fifth roundtrip to Salt Lake City and an addition reservation capability with all major airlines.

Obituaries Delbert LaRay "Pinky" Stock Graveside services for: Delbert LaRay. "Pinky" Stock age 60 will be held Saturday January 7. 1978 at 1:00 p.m. in the St. George City Cemetery.

Friends may call Saturday from 12:00 Noon until time for services at the Spilsbury and Graff Mortuary in St. George. Utah. Burial will be in the St. George City Cemetery.

Stock was a resident of St. George. He died January 4. 1978 in a Salt Lake City Hospital of Cancer. He was born August 25, 1917 in Washington.

Utah to John Albert and Pearl Foutz Stock. Survivors are: 1 Brother 4 sisters. Albert Stock. St. George.

Mrs. Harvey "Marva" Millett. Manhatten Beach, Calif. Mrs. Fred Burns.

Santa Clara. Mrs. Wendell Tobler. Las Vegas, Nevada. Myna Kanner, Los Angeles.

Calif. tO Delbert Stock When Lyle Kossman of Chiton, Wis. sold his dairy farm last August, he felt he had to take something with him. He took the windmill. delivered to the family mill has a tripod setup still operable.

Kossman Frank Willsey Allen degreee in Electrical Engineering. Allen became employed by North American Aviation where he remained until his retirement in 1968. His talents in Engineering and aero dynamics were put to use by McDonald-Douglas aircraft for another 5 years. the moved to Bloomington, Utah in 1974. An active member of the L.D.S.

Church. he had served as a Scout Master. Explorer leader and committeeman and in the Bishopric of the UCLA Ward. Survivors include his wife Bloomington a son Frank Tony Allen of St. George, Utah, a daughter Mrs.

Diana Anita Kiah Snow 1939 in Steam Boat Springs. He died May 26, 1971. She died Jan. 5, 1978 at the Dixie Medical Center. She lived in Canada for several years.

moving to the Uintah Basin in 1939. She moved to St. George in 1962. She is survived by one sister, Madalene Beatty of St. George.

Salt Lake City-Petronella (Nelly) Adriana Van Compenhout, 89, died Jan. 5. Funeral services 1 11 a.m. Monday at Deseret Mortuary. Richfield-Cloa Sampson, 91, died Jan.

3. Funeral services 1 p.m. Saturday al Glenwood Ward Chapel. Salt Lake City -Emma Pfeiffer Spiess, 88, jied Jan 4. Funeral services noon Saturday at West Eleventh Ward.

Mountain Bell plans projects Southern Utah will be the location of some major construction and service improvement activity for Mountain Bell in 1978. according to Phil Selander. District Manager of Customer Serices. A major project scheduled to be built next year is the $1.6 million radio system connecting Hurricane, Springdale and other small towns with St. George and Cedar City.

This modern transmission network will replace openwire which has served the area since before World War II. Major renovations of the central offices in both Cedar City and St. George are also planned for 1978. In Cedar City, work will begin shortly on a new electronic switching office which will be housed above the present facility. In addition to the modernization, 800 additional lines and an equal number of terminals will be added to its capacity during the new year to meet anticipated growth.

In St. George, the central office will be expanded by 1400 lines and an equal number of terminals also to meet growth. In addition to the construction projects, and Automatic Intercept System (AIS) will be introduced to the entire Southern Utah area and the rest of the state during 1978. Touch-Tone service will also be added to St. George during the first quarter of the new year.

According to Selander the $194.000 cable and conduit expansion in the northwest and between St. George and Santa Clara will be completed during the first quarter of 1978. Mountain Bell's total 1978 construction a and capital improvements budget for Utah will reach a record $92.6 million. While spending has increased five-fold, customer rates have only increased an average of 30 percent. according to Selander.

Conference set CEDAR CITY- -President Conrad V. Hatch announces Cedar City Utah West Utake Quarterly Conference to be held January 7 and 8. 1978 at As a boy he had seen the windmill farm and set up in 1937. The windinstead of the usual four legs, and is may use it for energy production. (UPI) Lou Bublitz of Los Angeles.

6 grandchildren and a sister Mrs. Eugenia May Link of California. Funeral Serices will be held Monday at 10 a.m. in the Bloomington Ward Chapel with Bishop Douglas Nielson officiating Friends may call at the Bloomington chapel Monday one hour prior to services. Interment will be in the St.

George City Cemetery under direction of Metcalf Mortuary. Friends may, if they wish. make contributions to the Children's Hospital in Salt Lake City; in lieu of Flowers. Friends may call at Metcalf Mortuary on Friday evening from 7 until 8 and one hour prior to services on Saturday. Interment will be in the St.

George City Cemetery under the direction of Metcalf Funeral services 2 p.m. Saturday at Deret Mortuary. Salt Lake -John A. Trimble, 80, died Jan. 4.

Funeral services noon Saturday at Orchard 5th Ward Chapel. Salt Lake CityGertrude Weagle, 68, died Jan. 3. Funeral services 10 a.m. Saturday at Eastman's Evans Early.

Provo -Morvel Smith Liston, 83, died Jan. 4. Funeral services 11 a.m. Saturday at Berg Mortuary. Color Country Spectrum, Friday, January 6, 1978 3 Mountain Bell plans a major expansion of company's $92.6 million budget for the its St.

George Central office in 1978. The new year in Utah. expansion will be part of the telephone Taylor to speak the Cedar City Utah West Stake House at 61 North 900 West. The first meeting will be a Priesthood Leadership Meeting held Saturday. January 7.

at 4:30 p.m.. At 7:00 Saturday evening a meeting for all members of the Stake over 12 years of age will be held. Sunday morning, January 8. a High Priest Quarterly Quorum Meeting will be held at 7:45 a.m. General Session will be held at 10:00 a.m.

at the Stake House. This session will also be broadcast by direct wire at the 7th-9th-13th16th Ward Chapel at 256 South 900 West. President Hatch extends an invitation to the general public to attend this general meeting at either location. ST. -Elder Henry D.

Taylor, a member of the First Quorum of Seventy of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, will speak at the St. George Utah East Stake Conference this Saturday and Sunday, January 7th and 8th. in St. George. Utah.

The visiting General Authority will present the theme of "Member The public is invited to attend the Sunday Conference session which will be held at two locations. For the Leeds Ward and the Washington Wards, the Sunday morning will be held in the Washington chapel at 9:30 a.m. The other wards of the stake will meet at the St. George Utah East Stake Sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. Junior Sunday Schools will be held in each of the same chapels during the Sunday morning conference hours.

There will be Saturday afternoon sessions of the conference. at 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. for Stake Presidency. High Council. and Bishoprics and clerks.

At 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. a leadership meeting for all adult members of the Stake will be held Saturday evening. January 7th. Elder Henry D.

Taylor. former managing director for 13 years of the renowned Morman Welfare Program, served as an Assistant to the Council of the Twelve of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from 1958 to In 1976 he was named a member of the Church's recently-organized First Quorum of Seventy. Born in Provo. Utah. on November 22.

1903. he is a son of Arthur N. and Maria Dixon Taylor. He was graduated from Brigham Young University in 1929 and in 1960 was presented the Alumni Distinguished Service Award from that school. He earned a master's degree from the New York University School of Retailing in 1937.

Elder Taylor was a prominent Provo. Utah, business executive before his assignment as president of the California Mission in 1955. Previous Church experience includes a mission to the Eastern States in 1924-26. He also served as president of a Seventy's Quorum 1927-33: on theSharon Stake (area) high council. 1933-40; president of Sharon Stake, 1946-52: president of East Sharon Stake.

1952-55: welfare chairman of Central Utah and Mt. Timpanogos Regions, 1951-55. He married Alta Hansen of Richfield. Utah, in the Salt Lake Temple on Becember 26. 1929.

She died July 6, 1967. On September 9. 1968, he married Ethelyn Peterson Taylor. Elder Henry D. Taylor Parowan Elementary grows PAROWAN-Parowan elementary school enrollment has increased by one classroom size, or 31 students.

since the opening of school. are 45 new homes in Parowan." reported Flovd Matheson. Parowan Elementary School principal. The report of increasing enrollment was given at a regular meeting of the Iron County School District on Wednesdav. load factors are similar to those in the Cedar City elementary Superintendent Clair Morris said.

Morris said that recent trends show the district to be gaining 100 to 125 students a vear. The board discussed plans to employ at least six additional teachers in 1978- 79. If further funding is made available through the legislature at the budget session it may be possible to hire more than the six new teachers. Morris said. plans call for a North Elemencied, sixth grade teacher to be housed in the pod a second grade teacher.

who would start at the North and transfer to the East Elementary when the addition is completed there (this section would be comprised of bus students a third grade teacher who would start at South Elementary and transfer to the East Elementary: a teacher of two kindergarten sections at East Elementary to be housed in the media center until the addition is completed: a third grade teacher at East Elmentary to be housed in the audio-visual room: and an intermediate grade section at Parowan Elementary. The other two new rooms at the East Elementary, school will be filled increased by decreasing loads: by housing enrollments: or by transferring students who are presently housed in the East faculty room. in the South nurse's room and music room. or the North nurse's room. The Enoch Elementary School will open in August of 1979.

In August of 1980. one vear after the Enoch Elementary School opens. all the classrooms in the East. North. South and Enoch elementary schools will be filled.

In August of 1978 all the rooms in the Parowan Elementary School will be filled. Frank Willsey Allen. 75, of Bloomington died in Los Angeles. Calif. on Jan.

3, 1978 after a 6 week illness. He was born May 6. 1903 in Shelby, Iowa the son of Frank Herve and Margaret May Willsey Allen. He married Nonavie Rasmussen on Nov. 3.

1931 in Los Angeles. Calif. This marriage was later solemnized in the Latter Day Saints Temple Los Angeles Temple). Allen graduated from the Boone High School in Boone, Iowa where he enjoyed sports and became an amatuer radio operator, holding a license since 1921. In 1924 he moved to Southern California.

He graduated from USC in 1930 with a Funeral services for Anita Kiah Snow 76. of St. George Utah. will be held on Saturday, Jan. 7, 1978 at 1:00 p.m.

at Metcalf Mortuary. Mrs. Snow was born Oct. 13, 1901, to Thomas Francis and Mara Adelade Rodrick Kiah at Brewer, Maine. She married Hugh Elmer Snow on April 3.

Salt Lake City -Grant Wayne Tanner, 78, died Jan. 4. Funeral services 2 p.m. Saturday at Butler 7th Ward. Salt Lake City -Daniel Montoya, 82, died Jan.

4. Funeral mass 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Ann's Church. Salt Lake City Barnes, 85, died Jan.

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ST. GEORGE "Toyota the better bargain" 673-6107 Provo-Alta Peay Boss, 58, died Jan. 5. Funeral services 2 p.m. Saturday at Berg Mortuary.

American Fork--Raymond Lee, 82, died Jan. 4. Funeral Saturday at 11 a.m. at Anderson Sons Mortuary Chapel. Salt Lake City--Enid Sarah Petersen Buck, 77, died Jan.

5. Graveside services 2 p.m. Saturday at Taylorsville Cemetery. Salt Lake City-Haydee Morris Mellor, 61, died Jan. 4..