Page 2 Burley, Idaho, Thursday, August 11, 1988 SOUTH IDAHO PRESS Obituaries EMMA BELLE SMITH RUPERT Emma Belle Smith, 76, Rupert, died Tuesday, August, 9, 1988, at Minidoka Memorial Hospital in Rupert. She was born April 3, 1912 at Middleton, Idaho, the daughter of Elmer and Eva Hallford Mathews. Funeral services will ted at 10:30 a.m. Friday, August 12, at the Rupert United Methodist Church with Pastor William Lineberry officiating. Burial will be in the Cloverdale cemetery in Boise, at 4 p.m., with graveside rites under the direction of the Boise Mystic Star, Chapter No.
81 O.E.S. with worthy matron Donna Newcomer officiating. Friends may call at the Hansen Mortuary Chapel Thursday afternoon and evening and at the church one hour prior to services on Friday. The family suggests friends make memorials to the charity of their choice. J.B.
PUCKETT RUPERT Joseph "J.B." Bartley Puckett, 73, Rupert, died Tuesday, August 9, 1988, at Cassia Memorial Hospital, Burley. He was born May 25, 1915 at Saskatchewan, Canada, the son of Charley Puckett. He moved to Iowa as a small child and lived with his grandfather. He received his education in Iowa, and traveled extensively looking for work. He came to Idaho in 1935.
He married Melba DeRoche, June 5, 1941 in Idaho Falls. He traveled and worked as a mechanic until 1 1958. He retired in the MiniCassia area for ten years and two years in Georgia. They had just returned to Rupert. He was a member of the LDS Church.
Surviving are his wife of Rupert; five sons, Joe Puckett, David Puckett, and Melvin Puckett, all of Rupert, Robert Puckett, Nevada, and Charley Puckett, Albany, Georgia; 16 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents and one daughter. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday, August 12, at Hansen Mortuary Chapel. Burial will be in Rupert cemetery.
MYRTLE LOWDER RUPERT Myrtle Kenner Lowder, 85, Rupert, died Tuesday, August 9, 1988, at Minidoka Memorial Hospital. Funeral services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday, August 13, in the Rupert LDS' 3rd Ward Chapel with Bishop John Fennell officiating. Burial will be in Rupert Cemetery. Friends may call at Hansen Mortuary Friday afternoon and evening and at the church one hour prior services on Saturday.
HENRY CHARLES LANG BURLEY Henry Charles Lang, 69, Burley, died Friday, August 5, 1988, at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Loma Linda, Calif. He was born Nov. 10, 1918, at Detroit, Michigan, the son of Bernhard and Hanna Schebor Lang. He attended schools in Detroit, Michigan, He was a veteran having served in the Army during World War II. He moved to California in 1953.
He had resided in Las Vegas, Nevada for 25 years before moving to Burley in 1983. He married Gladys Louise Lang on August 20, 1985, at Elko, Nev. She preceded him in death on Jan. 3, 1988. He then moved to Indian Springs, to be with his daughter and later moved to Loma Linda where he was hospitalized due to ill health.
He was a member of the Sheet Metal Union for 40 years Survivors include six children, Henry Charles Lang, of Tempe, Arizona; Carolyn Gay Cearley of Bishop, California, Darlene May Malott, of Missouri, Diana Lynn Wright, of Farmington, New Mexico, Linda Sue Martin of Cottonwood, and Betsy June Thormahle, of Indian Springs, a Bonnie Wilson, Burley; two stepsons, Charles James Patton and Daniel Lee Patton both of Las Vegas, 21 grandchildren, 13 greatgrandchildren; six stepgrandchildren; and three stepgreat-grandchildren. Graveside services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday, August 13, at Riverside Cemetery in Heyburn with Rev. L. G.
Mietzner, officiating. Friends may call at Payne Mortuary from 6 to 8 p.m. on Friday. RICHARD F. McCREA BURLEY Richard Fred McCrea, 51, Burley, died Tuesday morning, August 9, 1988, at the Burley Care Center of a lengthy illness.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, August 12, in the Burley 7th Ward Chapel with Bishop Paul B. Young officiating. Cremation will follow the services. Friends may call at McCulloch's Thursday, August 11, from 6 to 8 p.m.
and Friday at the church one hour prior to services. The family suggests memorials be made to the Dick McCrea Memorial Fund in care of McCulloch Funeral Home. BOISE Sarah Belle Richard, 97, of Boise, died Friday, August 5, 1988, in a Boise Nursing Home. Funeral Services are pending, arranagements by Summers Funeral TWIN FALLS Lillan Donason, 92, Twin Falls, died Monday, August 8, 1988, at the West Magic Care Center. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m.
Friday, August 12, at Reynolds Funeral Chapel in Twin Falls, with Father Perry Dodds officiating. Burial will follow in Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may call at the chapel Friday until the time of service. The family suggests memorial contributions may be given to a favorite charity. FILER Dorothy Fowler Eslinger, 73, Oceanside, and formerly of Filer, died Thursday, August 4, 1988, in a San Diego, hospital.
Funeral services were held Monday, August 8, at the Twin Cities Christian Church in Oceanside, with Dr. Richard Miller officiating. Interment was in Eternal Hills Cemetery. family suggest memorial contributions to the American Cancer Society. FILER Juergen Peter "Jerry" Kruse, 75, Filer, died Wednesday, August 10, 1988, at his home of an extended illness.
A graveside service will be held at 2. p.m. Saturday, August 13, at the West End Cemetery in Buhl. Friends may call at the HopkinsBuhl Funeral Home Friday afternoon from 2 to 8 p.m., and Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Heyburn (Continued from page 1) terminates at Highway 30 the board favored the vacating. The request for the action came from Attorney Bill Parsons, representing Western Seeds and Evans Grain. Parsons noted that Evans and Western Seeds have been merged for some time, and Evans' recent acquistion of Mart Grain will mean a "more aggressive" program for Western. Clear title to the property in question is vital to the planned program. Heyburn voted to participate on a Regional Development Committee for the Mini-Cassia area.
Each The aftermath hours Wednesday, following the eight-vehicle pile up. The A heap of debris covered the southbound lane of In- photo above shows a view to the east from the northterstate 84, near mile-marker 236, for nearly seven bound lane. (SIP Photo by Patrick Mitchell). BURLEY THEATRE STARTS FRIDAY semi smashed into it and two more semis came into the rear of that semi then all of that came to an end and then two passenger vans drove into the rear of the last truck," Rice said. According to Rice, the three accidents occured the course of about two minutes." Rice said a passenger from one of the vehicles in the first barrage jumped into the road and attempted.
to warn the oncoming van drivers about the pile-up by waving her arms in the air, but she was unsuccessful. Hospital Accident(Continued from page 1) (Continued from page 1) vantage was that the call came just as shifts were changing, making it possible to have some personnel stay on, and to call in others. In all, 50 people at the hospital worked on the disaster, including nine nurses, seven doctors, a and about 35 auxiliary people, such as lab, x-ray, and respiratory therapy personnel, and the surgical team. Cheney, who plans the hospital's disaster procedures, said the operation went so smooth from the hospital's point of view that no changes are indicated for future disaster planning. This is the fifth time this year Cassia Memorial has been faced with a disaster situation the others on June 29, April 14, and March 27 and 22.
The others, with the exception of the one on March 22, which was also caused by a cooperating city will have representation on the committee, planned to develop presentations on available commercial sites in the two-county area. Some of those represented on the committee are Chambers of Commerce, mayors, Land Title, former Governor John Evans, and county commissioners. After a short discussion, the public budget hearing was set for August 24. The budget as presented calls for $920,729 in the general fund (some money has been transferred from the general fund to the sewer fund to begin planned improvements); $3,640,900, electric; and $798,250 for water Hospitals CASSIA MEMORIAL ADMITTED: Irene Lentini, Burley, Jessie Godfrey, Prescott, Arizona, Donna Grant, Lincoln, Hazel Hymas, Heyburn, Cindy Smyer, Albion, Nydia Munoz Rupert. DISMISSED: Betty Fernandez, Ann Lewis, Jonathan Lloyd, Jenica Lloyd, all Burley, Donna Grant, Lincoln, Neb.
BIRTHS: Babies to Mr. and Mrs. Rick Smyer, Albion, and to Mr. and Mrs. Jose Munoz, Rupert.
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"Even when we (State Police) arrived at the scene, we had poor visibility. These (accidents caused by dust storms) are not at all new to the area. This kind of thing has happened before." Rice said a Mini-Cassia Search and Rescue team was one of the first of a score of emergency teams to arrive at the accident scene. Other area emergency response teams to respond included Rupert, Malta, the Cassia County Sheriff's Department, Raft River, and several wrecker companies. Idaho State Police Officer Bob dust storm in the Malta area, were not of the magnitude of yesterday's emergency.
Among those admitted were the family of Brenda and Mark Kohlschmidt, of Spring, Texas the parents, two sons, a daughter, and a grandmother. Matthew Kohlschmidt, 20 months, was transported to Pocatello as he will be needing extensive plastic surgery. It's interesting that Dr. Payne's office manager, Marsha Mendenhall, transported the other family members, who were all treated and released, to Pocatello to be with Matthew. The Kohlschmidts are staying with Dr.
Wendell Wells' mother in Pocatello while the baby is in the hospital, and she has loaned them a car to travel back and forth from her home to the hospital. and sewer. Mayor Hurst said this has been a good year for both irrigation and domestic water, with less complaints in both departments than in past years. Police Chief Bob Vasquez was present to report on a busy month for his department, and to present a certificate of achievement received from the National Association of Uniform Manufacturers and Distributors for the police department's uniform program. Vasquez reported Officer Mike Lance is moving to New Mexico, and Vasquez is accepting applications to fill that position.
The Council voted to send Bob Despain of the electric department to Spokane for meetings with the Northwest Public Power Association Sept. 20-23 to consider problems of PCB-hazardous waste. Representing Heyburn at a Bonneville Power Administration meeting August 17 in Idaho Falls will be Mayor Hurst, Councilwoman Bessie Hurless, Attorney Steve Tuft, and Despain. OPEN HOUSE For Lund Lites August 13th 1:00 pm 3:00 pm. 1410 Oakley Ave.
Burley, Idaho Gifts -Floral Arrangements Centerpieces Holiday Gifts Candles Great Bargains Guaranteed Jennie Koch 438-8358 MEDICAL CENTER ADMITTED: Morgan Olson of Burley. DISMISSED: Mrs. Karl Smith and daughter of Murtaugh, Peggy Marizza of Rupert. BIRTHS: A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Karl Smith of Murtaugh. THANK-YOU TO SPONSORS THAT DONATED MONEY OR TIME TO THE ALL STARS Paul Branch Idaho Bank Trust Mini-Cassia Equipment Paul Home Center Winn's Gas Oil Dan's Tune-up Repair The Sprinkler Shop Becky Ann Cafe Amber Darren Uscola Jensen Farms Nyle Bohn The Television Shop Jim Phillips Perry Gail Gillette Snyder's Paul Automotive Handy Truck Lines Dave's Hair Style Barclay's Welding Silver Screen Barclay Paint Body Western Farm Service Stan's Sinclair Grandview Repair Shocker Sheet Metal Greenline Sales Dick Groesbeck Reifer's Country Store Greer's Auto Parts June Neibaur Kerbs Oil Zemeke Welding Dan Stapleman Sucker's Us Mike Jo Hartruft Memorial Monument Ron Corinne Jones Western Seed Inc. Steve Armstrong Olmsteed Family Lyle Christensen Arlyn Woodward Conner said at the scene of the pileup, that the winds which gusted up to 50 miles per hour and blew waves of dust across the interstate near milepost 236 were so severe at the time the accidents occurded, that "low visibility" was "no doubt" the primary cause of the accidents. Traffic was re-routed at Idahome Road to Interstate 81. Altogether, ten patients connected with the accident were admitted to Cassia Memorial Hospital, together with three others who came in for treatment not connected with the accident.
Some of the victims were then transferred to other hospitals. Among those admitted to Cassia Memorial were the family of Brenda and Mark Kohlschmidt, of Spring, Texas the parents, two sons, a daughter, and a grandmother; Matthew Kohlschmidt, 20 months, was transported to Pocatello. Others admitted were Roy Newson, 32, Pocatello, treated and released; William Godfrey, 75, Prescott, released; his wife, Jessie Godfrey, 74, is still in Cassia Memorial in serious condition; Nancy King, 24, Springfield, has been released; and Donna Grant, 48, Lincoln, transported to Idaho Falls. THEATRE PROGRAM BURLEY THEATRE STARTS FRIDAY SHOWS AT 7:30 9:30 YES INFLATION FIGHTER PRICES TOM CRUISE COCKTAIL RATED BURLEY THEATRE NOW SHOWING SHOWS AT 7:30 9:15 INFLATION FIGHTER PRICES The GREAT OUTDOORS RATED PG CENTURY CINEMA I NOW SHOWING SHOWS AT 7:30 9:30 YES INFLATION FIGHTER PRICES BIG TOM HANKS RATED PG CENTURY CINEMA II STARTS FRIDAY SHOWS AT 7:45 9:45 YES INFLATION FIGHTER PRICES A FISH CALLED WANDA RATED CENTURY CINEMA II NOW SHOWING SHOWS AT 7:45 ONLY YES INFLATION FIGHTER PRICES I CADDYSHACK II RATED PG CENTURY CINEMA II NOW SHOWING SHOWS AT 9:45 ONLY YES INFLATION FIGHTER PRICES MIDNIGHT RUN RATED NOT A DOUBLE FEATURE WILSON THEATRE STARTS FRIDAY TUE. AT 7:30 9:15 OTHER NIGHTS 1 SHOW AT 7:30 PLAYS 5 DAYS ONLY YES INFLATION FIGHTER PRICES THE GREAT OUTDOORS RATED PG ALFRESCO THEATRE PLAYS FRI.
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