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Monday, May 24, 1999 Page A4 Tut Speci kum Local Public Meetings Births Enterprise Enterprise City Planning Commission meeting, has rescheduled its June 8 meeting to June 15, 7 p.m., at the City Council Chambers, 375 S. 200 East. Enterprise City Council meeting, has rescheduled its June 9 meeting to June 16, 7 p.m., at the City Council Chambers, 375 S. 200 East. Spilsbury Beard Hurricane Hurricane City Power Board meeting, 6 p.m., Tuesday, May 25, Hurricane City Office Building.

LaVerkin LaVerkin City Planning Commission meeting, 7 p.m., Wednesday, May 26, in the Council Chambers, 111 South Main. The public hearing shall address the possible down zoning of the R-3- 6 Zone. Leeds Leeds Town Council meeting, 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, May 26, at the Leeds Town Hall, 218 North Main Street. boy Chanieca and Jeffrey Lane Moss of Ivins, a boy Megan and Nathan Randolph White of Kanab, a boy Valley View Medical Center May 11 Brenda and Kennard Dixon of Cedar City, a boy May 12 Buffi and Laren Flake of Caliente, a girl Amanda and Ronald Potter of Cedar City, a boy May 13 Sarah and Tyler Barlow of Cedar City, a girl Alisha and Tracy Esplin of Enoch, a girl Emily and Nathan Riddle of Kanab, a girl Jennifer and Kam Brown of Cedar City, a girl May 14 Stephanie and David Behan of Cedar City, a girl Dawn and David Clark of Cedar City, a boy May 15 Karen and Donald Jessen of Cedar City, a boy May 16 Shilo Chamberlain of Cedar City, a girl May 17 Jennifer and Oscar Fakahua of Cedar City, a boy Dixie Regional Medical Center May 14 JoAnn and Sean Burton Certonio of Washington, a girl Heather and Devon Erickson Dahl of Hurricane, a girl Jill and David James Hansen of Alamo, a boy Melia Donette and Bruce Warren Hardy of St. George, a girl Tara Lynn and Brian Jeremy Howard of St.

George, a boy Wendy Lyn and Ryan James Lemmon of Hurricane, twin boys Irma Patricia Bueno and Eduardo Valtierra of St. George, a boy Susan Marie and Kimber Andy Wilson of Ivins, a boy May 15 Kayla K. and Gregory Kenton Clark of Ivins, a boy Suzanne Evelyn Agnes and David Joseph Moore of St. George, a girl Mary Weille and Ariel Kenneth Taylor of St. George, a girl May 16 Sonne Marie Davenport and Joseph Monre Gollaher of Hurricane, a boy Jennifer Diane and Travis Lee Stafford of St.

George, a boy May 17 Zoe Ann and Wilfried Marcellus Boogers of Cedar City, a girl Kristen Anne and Randy Ray Garber of St. George, twin boys Opal Dione Hill of Fredonia, a boy Shannon Marie and Dale L. Madsen of St. George, a boy Hilda and Fernando Octavio Morales of St. George, a girl May 18 Giannetta Anne Lenoci and Andrew Joseph Carroll of Mesquite, a boy Kimberly Marie and Randy Warren Jackson of St.

George, a boy Phebe Marie and Frederick Melvin Jessop of Hildale, a boy Shirlene and Frankie Terry Joe of St. George, a girl Linda and Jamie Walter Kreyling of Ivins, a girl Sallie Jayne and Duane Paul Sullivan of Central, a boy Rosmiati and Curtis Gregory Trujillo of St. George, a boy Liset Jamie and Ricardo Vicuna of Mesquite, a boy May 20 Lynette and Bryan Douglas Barton of St. George, a girl Tricial and Richard TannerCarnley of Rockville, a girl Stephanie Marie and Keith Allison Farmer of Ivins, a girl Trina and Mathew Roger Jensen of Washington, a girl Jamie and Mattthew Cary Little of Cedar City, a boy Mimi Suzanne and Jeffery James McKenna of St. George, a Marriages "Our Families Serving Your Family Everett M.

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Incidents At the discretion of the editorial department, The Spectrum reports police or rescue incidents of general interest where no arrest is made. St. George Police Department Caught inside a car that didn't belong to him, a man left the property on Saturday evening and ran east. Minor injuries were reported from a traffic accident on Turtle Road on Saturday evening. Stereo equipment was allegedly stolen from a car on Saturday.

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sympathy Flowers I SI'IIMU BUHII MESQUITE Virgin Vallev Mortuarv (702) 346-6060 320 Old Mill Kd. Mesquite Mesquite Redevelopment Agency meeting, 3 p.m., Tuesday, May 25, Mesquite City Hall. Mesquite City Council meeting, 6 p.m., Tuesday, May 25, 1999, Mesquite City Hall. Santa Clara Santa Clara City Council meeting, 7 p.m., Wednesday, May 26, City Council Chambers, 2721 Santa Clara Drive. Agenda items include changing compensation for Council Members, Santa Clara Fire Department Volunteer Appointments, and 199900 preliminary budget review.

Washington City Washington City Council Public meeting, 5 p.m., Wednesday, May 26, 111 N. 100 East. Agenda items include solid waste collection and disposal service. Arrests The Spectrum reports arrests for felony crimes and compound misdemeanors and warrants carrying a bail of at least $1,800. All arrest information is taken from the jail booking log and police reports.

The Spectrum reserves the right to report on other incidents at the editors' discretion. St. George Police Department Santiago T. Tonatiuh, 18, of St. George was arrested Saturday on charges of driving under the influence, driving on a suspended or revoked license and reckless driving.

He was released from Purgatory Correctional Facility on $2,355 bail. OBITUARIES Hazel Bringhurst TOQUER-VILLE Hazel Eagar Bringhurst, 96, returned home to her Heavenly Father Saturday, May 22, 1999, at the Zion Health Care Center in Hurricane. She was born Dec. 12, 1902, in Colonia Morales. Mexico, to Joel Sixtus Eagar and Nancy Alice Stanworth Eagar.

They left Mexico when Hazel was almost 9 years old and went to Woodruff, Ariz. There they took a train to Lund, Utah, where wagons were waiting for them and took them to Hurricane, where some of Hazel's brothers and family members lived. She lived there until she married. Hazel was educated, in Hurricane and graduated there. After graduation she started working for Jim Judd in his drug store.

While there she learned to mix all the medicine's and everything else that had to be done. She married Leland Howard Bringhurst April 5, 1923. Their marriage was later solemnized in the St. George LDS Temple Feb. 4, 1926.

He preceded her in death Sept. 12, 1975. Hazel was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She served in the presidency of the Relief Society and MIA, and taught most of the classes in primary. She was a visiting teacher until she was unable to go.

Hazel had 11 children, but is survived by just five of them: Mona (Clark) Olds and Howard (Anita) Bringhurst of Toquerville, Norene (Lyman) Gubler, Roxie (Richard) Beaumont of LaVerkin, Dola (Bud) Dalton of St. George; 23 grandchildren, 116 great-grandchildren, nine great-great-grandchildren; one sister: Ella Eagar Gardner of Phoenix. She was preceded in death by her husband and six children: Alice May. Leland Eagar, LaRee, LaRue, NOW IN CEDAR CITY i II A Internet Service Provider Low Monthly Rate 14.95 Unlimited 56k No Set-Up Fee 1888-343-2288 -1 "A Trusted ame in Funeral Service Spilsbury Reard MORTUARY "Our Families Serving Your Family HURRICANE 635-2454 26(H) West Stale Street ST. GEORGE 673-2454 HO S.

Bluff St. Washington County The following couples were married, according to the Washington County Clerk's Office. May 7 Barry Kim Michaelson and Megan Elizabeth Orgill of St. George Brian Scott Crawford of Hurricane and Karie Hempel of Sandy John Ryan Clarkson of Santa Clara and Chelsea Kristine Vannoy of St. George May 8 Justin James Downey and George and Alvin Leon (Al); and all of her brothers and sisters and parents.

Funeral services will be held Wednesday, May 26, 1999, at 11 a.m. at the Toquerville LDS 1st Ward Chapel. 79 N. Toquer Blvd. Friends may call Tuesday evening from 7-8 at the Spilsbury Beard Mortuary, 2600 W.

State in Hurricane, and Wednesday morning 1 hour prior to services at the Chapel. Interment will be in the Toquerville Cemetery, under the direction of Spilsbury Beard Mortuary, Hurricane, 635-2454. The family expresses their appreciation to Zion Health Care Center for the care and love given to Hazel Karl Tufts Karl Edward Tufts, 83, was born Sept. 2, 1915, in Maineville, Ohio, to Albert Shrogg Tufts and Bessie Mae Skinner. He died May 22, 1999, at his home in Sandy from natural causes.

He married Mabel May Jan. 27, 1947, in Las Vegas. The marriage was solemnized in the Provo Temple June 23, 1973. Karl was preceded in death by his parents, sister and brother-in-law. He is survived by his wife of 52 years, Mabel; children: Frosty, Lee, Morris, Sharen (Twin), Karen (Twin), Karl (Duke) Lois; 31 grandchildren; and 23 great-grandchildren, Karl and Mabel have spent their winters in St.

George for the last 14 years. There he could play the game he loved, golf, year round. He was an active member of the LDS church. He owned and operated Rocky Mountain Pools in Sandy for 30 years. He loved his family, and we'll miss him dearly.

Funeral services will be held Wednesday, May 26, 1999, at 11 a.m. at the Canyon Rim LDS Ward, 1050 E. Galena will be Tuesday 6-8 p.m. at Lake Hills Memorial Mortuary, 10055 S. State and Wednesday one hour prior to services at the church.

Interment will be in Sunset Gardens of the Valley. Everett Hadley ST. GEORGE Everett Milton Hadley, 83, passed away May 22, 1999, in St. George Care Center. He was the son of Robert and Martha Hadley, born June 23, 1915, in Lokeba, Okla.

Everett's family moved to San Bernardino, when he was 8 years old. Shortly thereafter, the family moved to Riverside, where Everett lived until 1 984. 1 I. William Patrick Bacon and Heidi Farnsworth Huddleston of Apple Valley Robert Neal Keith and Angela Bake of St. George Jason Hal Oliekan and Christina Brandt Anderson of Cedar City Glen Dee Wilson of Hinckley and Renee Josephine Martinez of Las Vegas May 16 Paul Brian Gates and Colleen Fidgeon Gooding of LaVerkin Ralph Marshall Johnson, Jr.

of Colorado City, and Deserie Mae Fischer of Hildale Reinhard of Corvallis, and Derryl Hadley of Sand Diego. In addition, he is survived by his grandchildren: Michael and Katherine Hadley, and Jennifer and Travis Reinhard. He is also survived by two step-children: Paul Dennis of Fort Collins, and Michelle Williams of Vacaville, Calif. His stepgrandchildren include David and Danielle Dennis and Andria Williams. Everett is survived by his beloved sister, Juanita Niemi, of Riverside, Calif.

Everett was preceded in death by his parents, Robert and Martha Hadley, and by his brother, Herbert Hadley. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, May 25, 1999 at 11 a.m. at Spilsbury Beard Mortuary, 110 S. Bluff, in St. George.

Friends may call 1 hour prior to services. Interment will be Wednesday in the Crestlawn Memorial Park, Riverside, under the direction of Spilsbury Beard Mortuary, St. George, 673-2454. Memorial contributions can be made to the Alzheimer's Association, P.O. Box 64421 St.

Paul, MN, 55164-9355. David Chidester LINDON -David Terry Chidester, 84, of Lindon passed away Saturday, May 22, 1999, at his home. He was born March 13, 1915, in Venice, Sevier County, to James Madison and Cornelia Terry Chidester. He married Carol Abraham on Aug. 23, 1946, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple.

He grew up in Delta and attended school there. His family later moved to Salt Lake, where he completed his education. He served his country during World War II in the Pacific. He worked as a carpenter his entire life. After retirement he served an LDS mission with his wife, Carol, to the Tennessee Nashville Mission.

He is survived by his wife, Carol; and six children: Dennis Chidester of Lindon, Laurel Ortez of St. George, Paul Chidester of Henderson, David Chidester of West Valley, Todd Chidester of American Fork, Jonathan Chidester of McAlester, 21 grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren. Additional survivors include his brother, Eldon Chidester; and two sisters: Connie Moore and Lois Salmans. He was preceded in death by his daughter, Susan Jones. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, May 26, 1999, at 11 a.m.

in the Lindon West Stake Center, 1040 W. 1600 North, Orem. Friends may call Tuesday evening from 6-8 at Olpin Family Mortuary, 500 S. 300 East, Pleasant Grove, and at the church on Wednesday one hour prior to services. Burial will be in the Lindon City Cemetery.

Military honors will be rendered. mi Kisten Jean Anderson of St. George May 11 Shaun Brett Norcross and Robin Melissa Reniewicki of St. George May 12 David Guy Musser and Rose Marie Bauer of Hildale May 15 William Delbert Watson and Rose Anne Lindell of Ivins Matthew James Mitchell and Tiffany Dawn Miller of St. George William Paul Buys IV of St.

George and Michelle Jeffery of LaVerkin Everett served on the island of Puerto Rico during World War II. After the war Everett served his career at Norton Air Force Base in San Bernardino, Calif. Everett was actively involved in the development of the guidance systems for the Atlas and Titan missile programs. He received a Presidential Citation from President Johnson for his work and achievements with the missile program. Everett was appointed by a special congressional committee to serve as the chief electronics engineer and educator for the C-141 airplane.

Everett served in this capacity until his retirement in 198Q. In 1984, Everett married Helen Rae Dennis, and moved to St. George. There, he continued his lifelong dedication to knowledge and learning. Everett had always been interested in astronomy and intrigued by theories on the creation of the universe.

Everett explored his own ideas on the creation of the universe, and wrote a thesis to explain and develop his theories. He presented these theories in a series of lectures at Dixie College. For his work, Everett was presented with an honorary degree from Dixie College in 1993. Everett's hobbies and interests were many. He served as assistant scoutmaster for Riverside Troop 14.

He later served as head scoutmaster for Riverside Troop 2 from 1976 through 1980. Both of his sons, David and Derryl, received their Eagle Scout badges under Everett's leadership. Everett loved all of nature, and especially enjoyed wilderness areas. He loved to backpack and camp in the high Sierras, and he climbed to the top of Mount Whitney on several occasions. Everett was particularly fond of hiking in Zion National Park and the Grand Canyon.

He enjoyed boating at Lake Powell. Everett was an avid rock collector. He loved to go to the desert to look for unusual rocks. He belonged to the St. George Rock Club for several years.

Another major hobby for Everett was art. He expressed himself with a wide array of mediums. He was multi-talented and painted with oils and acrylics, did beautiful stained glass work, and polished stones to make jewelry. Another one of Everett's loves was gardening. Everett's green thumb could turn a desert into an oasis.

He created colorful and magnificent yards for his family to enjoy. His favorite flowers were roses and dahlias. Everett had a special love for wildlife, and was especially fond of birds. He raised doves for many years. Everett is survived by his wife, Helen Rae Hadley of St.

George, who faithfully and unfalteringly served him in his final years of gle with the devastating effects of Alzheimer's disease. He is also survived by his three children, who love him with all their hearts, will deeply miss him, and feel blessed to have had him for their father: David Hadley of Woodinville, Carol Ca Cc Your Friends, Your Neighbors. St. George 673-4221 Hurricane 635-2211 Mark Heiner Robert Jensen iToddBonzo Kenneth Metcalf Ron Metcalf Lgandale 702-398-3600 052199 15:22 IM0922) Util- 325.15, t.54 V- 690.465.880 ADU-15931325 587 V- 889,101,022 Gr 8022-03 Description Symbol Last Price Change Volume Time ALBERTSONS INC COM ABS 51 34 916 1,387,800 16:01 AMERICAN STORES CO NEWCOM ASC 31 916 38 427,500 16:00 CORP COM 59 38 18 8,358,800 16:06 APPLE COMPUTER AAPL 43 1516 1 716 4,129.600 16:01 BANK AMER CORP COM BAC 67 716 -58 3,236,800 16:15 BOEING CO COM BA 44 1516 516 2,481,500 16:13 CHEVRON CORP CHV 93 716 -516 966,600 16:00 CIRCUS CIRCUS ENTERPRISES INC CIR 24 716 116 695,600 16:00 CITIGROUP INC COM 67 1316 -1 316 6,240,600 16:18 COCA COLA CO COM KO 68 116 3,146,900 16:19 EDISON INTL COM FORMERLY SC EIX 28 116 38 410,800 16:02 EXXON CORP COM XON 82 34 2 34 5,845,900 16:02 FIRST SEC CORP DEL COM FSC0 19 116 316 167,500 16:01 MEYER FRED INC DEL NEW COM FMY 53 1316 916 337,100 16:01 FORD MOTOR CO. (DEL.) 58 14 516 2,070,200 16:04 FRANKLIN COVEY CO COM FC 9 78 716 66,700 15:52 GENERAL ELEC CO COM GE 104 18 -2 516 5,861,600 16:10 GENERAL MTRS CORP COM CM 83 516 3 316 3,242.400 16:01 INTERNATIONAL BUS MACHCOM IBM 230 716 -2 716 3,419,700 16:20 PENNEY INC COM JCP 52 1316 516 1.222.700 16:05 MART CORP COM KM 17 18 18 1,488,700 16:03 MCDONALDS CORP COM MCD 39 78 -316 2,612,100 16:05 MERCK CO INC COM MRK 71 716 -1316 7,570,700 16:12 MOORE CORPORATION LIMITED MCL 8 58 -1 116 387,800 16:01 NEVADA POVER CO COM NVP 25 116 18 38,600 16:01 NORDSTROM INC COM NOBE 33 116 1116 1,776,400 16:00 NOVELL INC NOVL 24 58 -18 2,265,200 16:01 PACIFICORP PP 17 916 -316 499,400 16:06 PEPSICO INC COM PEP 38 516 1116 5,375,700 16:20 PHILIP MORRIS CO MO 39 78 -516 5,144.300 16:07 QUESTAR CORP HOLDING CO STR 19 516 14 54,400 16:00 SEARS ROEBUCK CO COM 48 14 -1116 965.300 16:01 SEMPRA ENERGY COM SRE 2158 14 1,218,400 16:00 SKYUEST INC.

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