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Show Uni. Microfilmong Corp. W luuison A I S;atrLakCity 2.eUt'h LI L.eads Athletes Into Junior Pentathlon Finals Four Payson Junior High represent southern Utah News Pentathlon. Deseret students, one from Go- - unty Saturday in grand eham-she- The champ onships, with stuand one from Salem will pionship f.nals of the annual dents entered from the entue intermountain area, will begin at 9 a.m. at South High School, Salt Lake City. Local representatives were determined last Thursday at district finals conducted in Payson by Lynn Powell, dis-:- r ct d rector. Cra.g Widdison, Payson Jr. H'gh, last years second place w.r.ner in grand championship junior divis on, repeated as district Winner with the highest total recoid to date in all the district finals reported. H.s classmate Bod Worthington and Brent Finster of Goshen Jr. High also qualified. Merlin Blad of Salem Jr. High won the senior division finals with Kent Oborn and Dennis Smith, both of Pay-soJr. High in second and third places, respectively. Payson Jr. High was in the district finals by Cborn, Smith and Peter Kropf in senior d vision and Widdison, Lynn Warr and Worthington in junior division. The Pentathlon is a test of a boys sk 11. Each boy is given a coefficient rating determined by a formula taking into account age, height and weight. Hence a small boy is put on equal rating w.th a big boy. Event winners in the district competition were as follows: Seniors dash, Mitchell, Spanish Fork Jr. High; high Nelson, Salem; jump, Dale broad jump, Dennis Smith, Payson Jr.; goal throw and ball put, both won by Merlin Craig Widdison, Payson Jr. High track ace, smiles with Blad, Salem. trophies he has won in Junior Pentathlon competition. Juniors dash, Dean Hendrickson, Taylor School; high jump, broad jump and ball put, all won by Craig Widdison, Payson Jr.; goal thrbw, Lynn Warr, Payson Jr. ol n VOLUME 71, No. 20 PAYSON, Youngster Escapes When Hit By Auto five-eve- . nt Mm of car, Rodney Higginson JOY DIAL could not antici-pa'- e Samaquin, . . . wins scholarship her move and the car, traveling at a low rate of Dial speed, ran into her, knocking her down. Julie and her parents are FHA staying temoorarily with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joy Dial, daughter 'of Mr. M ke Cowan on the Spring and Mrs. Aaron B. Dial, has been awarded the annual Fu- Lake road since they moved ture Homemakers of America from Washington state. Her mother is the former Nelda scholarship. Awarded Joy Scholarship The scholarship will pay for Joys tuition at the Brigham Young University next year. She is president of the Utah Association FHA. A committee headed by Judy Lewis, Kanab, projects chairman, selected the winner of the scholarship and two alter nates. These selections were confirmed by the executive board. PAYSON JUNIOR HIGH TO PROMOTE f I P ' ' Hi " ft Payson will be represented in Pentathlon grand championship finals Saturday at South High in Salt Lake City by Craig Widdison and Boyd Worthington, front left and right, in junior division, and Kent Oborn and Dennis Smith, rearleft and hight, in senior division. Pentathlon tests rear left and right, in senior divisioon. Pentathlon tests boys skills in ball put, goal throw, high jump, broad jump Community-Wid- e May Day Observance Announced by Spring Lake Officials Spring Lake ward will hold an annual homecoming its annual May Day Festival all former residents of on Saturday, May 16, in the ward. ward chapel. The Festival is Events planned for the day will be a program at 11 a.m. under the direction of the which will include Primary Go the crowning of the May Queen .and a May pole dance. The M.I.A. will direct the Men M 59 sports in the afternoon for and adults. Lunch Honor Fete children will be served from 6:00 to 7:30 in the evening by the is the Relief Oriental Magic A program Society. theme for the annual tradition- will be held in the evening Masal banquet honoring the under the direction of the M. ter and Golden Glean- I.A. in the recreation hall. ers of the L.D.S. Church on All former residents are inThursday, June 11th at 7:00 vited to return and enjoy a day of the in p.m. University of planned programs and visUtahs Union Building. and with relatives Advance orders must be iting friends. made by June 1st, as there is a heavy demand for the limitPHS Drivers Place High ed number of reservations avWendell to ailable, according In Jaycees Road-E-- 0 Adams and Hortense Child, General Board members and The Payson Junior Chamof the restivities. Tickets are available at the ber of Commerce announced Y.W.M.I.I. office 40 North Main that their entrie in the Utah Teen-ag- e Driving Road-e-- o Street, Salt Lake City, at a State cost of $2.75 per person. placed in the top ten teen-ag- e drivThe event is a highlight of among the best state. in the ers the June Conference of the M.I.A. and recognizes young Douglas Christensen, son of men and young women who Mr. and Mrs. McKay Chrishave qualified for the highest tensen, and James Kropf, son achievement award in the of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kropf, churchs youth program. placed fifth and seventh in The evenings program will the state finals. include special humorous, muThe state event was held sical and dance nunfbers by at Hill Field Air Force Base popular entertainers. last Saturday and pitted 44 Handling Arrangements are local winners from some 20 and Golden cities the Master which in Gleaner Committee, including included acompetition written rigorous Mr. and Mrs. George Hokkan, Mrs. Edward R. McKay, Mrs. examination, a skill driving Edward Y. Okazaki and Cal test and an actual road condition test. Lambert. Max Llewellyn and Stan A number of the churchs General Authorities are ex- Peterson of the local Jaycee pected to attend the banquet, organization accompanied the boys to the state meet. Mr. Adams said. Forward Plans For Gleaner M-M- M-M- local Badham as head of the club. Loveless, man, was elected Other officers elected Monpresident of the Payson Lions day were Spence Amos, first Club at its meeting Monday vice president; Ray Andernight at the Turf Cafe. Mr. son, second vice president; Loveless will succeed Bruce Bert Eggertsen, secretary; Eugene Hillman, Lion tamer; Almon Harmer, tail twister; and Kenneth Shepherd!, oong Santaquin Finishes Another Phase Of j Conservation Work R. D. Geary, Coalville conSHERMAN LOVELESS tractor, will complete his gov. . . Lions president ernment contract for work or Shop Students Cop the Santaquin Watershed Project this week, reports Clyde Lowe, Soil Conservation Service. The contract work includes large rock rip rap along Summit Creek so as to protect the Santaquin City water line. Included are a concrete streambed stablizer structure which will protect the Naught Ditch irrigation pipeline, and a control gate on the primary spillway of the flood debris basin. Mr. Geary started this work early in April. The construction work needed to be completed before snow melt runoff this spring. Both the Santaquin City culinary pipeline and the irrigation water crossing were in danger of being broken if the protection work was not completed, states Project Awards a section of Pavsn High School sturents garnered nine of the 20 ribbons presented in a State Industrial Arts contest held in SUP Attend Payson Boun'iful the latter part of April, according to their teaGolden Spike cher, George A. Cheever, Jr. There was no d vision of the state, but all entered on an ial equal basis. Steven Coon was first place Peteetneet Chapter SUP was represented at the 90th anni- in Pietoral Assembly and secversary of the driving of the ond and third place winners Golden Spike at Corinne May in this division were David and Ronald Warr. 9 The celebration commemIn other divisions orated the completion of the Tony ranscontinental railroad May Pickering won third place in Architecture; Wayne Miller 10, 1869. Attending were Mr. and won third place, George Gard- Lowe. Mr H. A. Curtis, Mr. and Mvs. ner, fourth place and Wayne, William P. Ogden, Soil ConLvndon Crook, Mr. and Mrs. Wride, fifth place, in Working servation .Service Engineer, Abcrt Ashb, Mr. and Mrs. Drawings; and Joe Ahlin won worked with the local SantaMartin Schramm and" Mr. J. fourth place, Jeff McBeth; fif- quin group in designing suitth place in Assembly Draw- able protection structures. A Willey. The completion of the preIn the morning a large crowd ings. Only ten youths from Pay-so- sent work marks the final stage met at Promontory Point entered the contest. in the construction work v here a bronze plaque on the golden spike monument was dedicated to the memory of the Irish, Chinese and AmeriRECREATION OFFICIALS LIST PLANS can gangs who drove the steel rails across the West. The FOR SWIM POOL OPENING, LESSONS dedicatory prayer was offered by Robert J. Potter, Box Elder A coat of blue paint is being applied to the inside of and Commissioner County the swimming pool at Payson Memorial Park, and other Mrs. Delone Glover placed a work is being completed in readiness for the opening of memorial wreath at the foot the season June 6. of the monument. Stan and Connie Smith Cloward will again act as life The afternoon ceremonies, at guards and instructors, with Mrs. Beth Wyler and Mrs. Corinne, were presided over Leta Wilson as attendants. by Horace A. Sorensen, DUP Lessons will be given for various age groups, and it managing director. A railis pointed out that children under six years of age will road museum and village were not be accepted for training. They must at least have officially opened here. had a year of kindergarten. Officials of the Union Pacific Schedule for lessons follows: girls, Monday, Wednesand Southern Pacific Lines each presented a steam locoday, Friday; boys, Tuesday Thursday Saturday; adults, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 7 p.m. motive, along with a passengWith 18 class periods planned, price for the summer er coach, a hand car, and a rePrices for individual swims will be; children, 15c; tired caboose, with a long term course will be: beginners, $1.50; intermediate, $2.00; adlease for the site of the muvanced, $2 50; water ballet, $3.50. Time on water ballet seum. will be announced later. Governor George D. Clyde high school age, 25c; adults, 35c; or tickets worth 20 swims spoke at both meetings. At will be sold as follows: children $2.00; high school age the afternoon meeting, he sent $3 50; adults, $5.00. a telegram to President Eisenhower telling of the event. Services n -- repo- rter-historian; leader. Other candidates on the ballot were Clarence Hill for first vice president; Harold Ocker-masecond vice president; Gene Vest, Lion tamer; and Waldo Wilson, tail twister. Dave McMullin, local attorney, was the speaker of the evening. Mr. McMullm advised the group of the necessity of having a will or providing for the disposition of their property after their death. Vocal solos were sung by Gary Warren, winner of the primary grade division of a talent show held last month. He was introduced by Mr. n, Cowan. 124 ninth grade students of the Payson Junior High School have been approved for promotion by Principal Stanley Wilson and the faculty. Students will receive, their certificates of promotion at exercises held on Thursday, May 23, at the school auditorium at 8 p.m. Abbott, Joie Louise McBeth, Glen Ray Miller, Linda Ann Ainge, Ronald Mitchell, Christine Alvey, Golden Glen Montague, Saundra Alvey, Ronald W. Moore, Judith Lynn Ashworth, Hyrum Ray Moore, Kaylcen Ballard, Karen Moore, Samuel Huish Barnett, Jo Lene Mortensen, James Angus Barron, Sidney Lee Mower, Jim Bates, Rosemary Paul Jay Bean, Linda Sue Neil, Marcia Kay Bekstrom, Charlotte, Ottesen, Carol Ann Beckstrom, Sherie K. Patricia Inez Alvin Patten, Benson, Peart, Bobby Lynn Benson, Patsy Peery, Clyde Rex Betts, Gail Provstgaard, La Rae Bills, Lou Anne Provstgaard, Mary Lou Black, Paul Kent v Reid, Linda Blaha, Albert Joseph Reynolds, Paul C. Bliss, Diane Rindlisbacher, Norma Larraine Bona, Steven Robbins, Nada Brandon, Terry Lee Rodgers, George Lee Brereton, Glenda Seat, Martha Jane Brook, Therold George Senn, Sandra Brunson, Janice Smith, Glenn B. Carter, Curtis Leon Sorenson, Sandra Lea Christensen, Ruth Spencer, Cecelia Marie Coles, Marjorie Spencer, Sharon Coombs, Dianne Staheli, Sue Constance Coombs, Sandra Stevenson, Douglas Edward Cowan, Michael Sugita, Stanley K. Daniels, Jo Lynn Sullivan, Elmo Jay Davis, Blair Le Wayne Tanner, David Merlynn Deuel, Mary Jane Tanner, Kay Dixon, Don Charles Tanner, Marie Dixon, Donna Evelyn Legion Ladies Prepare Taylor, Dennis Lynn Dockstader, Duane J. For Annual Poppy Day Taylor, Jean Donahue, William Taylor, Margaret Duennebell, Brent Kurt Poppy Day is scheduled for Trotter, Susan Elmer, Frances Saturday, May 23, according Warr, Dorothy Louise Elmer, George Rex to Mrs. Madeline Minnick, Watkins, William Kay Elmer, Judy chairman of the local sale as Robert Widdison, Craig Elmer, Lowell Clarg Easton Blair sponsored by the American Wilkinson, Clyde Douglas Ely, Legion Aux.liary. Wilson, Carol Sue Farr, Steven Blair Girls State Representatives Wilson, Darwin Glade Forsey, Allen and members of the Auxiliary Wilson, Mark Gee, Cheryl Ann will assist in the town coverWilson, Nancy Gonzales, Peter Junior age. Windley, Lawrence Ray Griffith, LaiTy Mrs. Minnick outlined the Young, Don Lee Hancock, Max William Zeeman, Barbara Kaye program at a meeting of the Haskell, Lois Ann Auxiliary held Monday night Hendrickson, Lynda at the local Memorial Hall. Hiatt, Carma Ann The meeting was under To Grade Hill, Sheldon Dean Specialist of Mrs. Zelda Hurst, Hill, Sterling G. Musical numbers 18 president. Holt, Roger Lee Range Bulls, May included vocal duets by Ella Houser, Nedra To help improve range and Dorothy Lazenby, accomJackman, Bonnie Rae cattle, George Henderson, panied by Betty Lazenby. Jackson, Boyd Kay Extension Livestock SpecialElection of new officers was Jackson, Donna Louise ist of Utah State University the chief business of the eve-Jasper, Reverl 'will be in Utah County Monng, with Mrs. Lucy PeterJensen, Rose Ann day, May 18, to Grade Range son named new president, Ann Jones, Bulls. Those having bulls M rs. Minnick, first vice presJones, Kaylcne to be graded should conident; Mrs. Luana Badham, Kapaloski, Lee Edward tact Clair R. Acord, Utah second vice president. Kenison, Alan B. Other new officers are: Mrs County Agric. Agent. Lee, Leatha Bulls to be graded must Lcuella Daniels, treasurer; Lightfoot, Carlton Allen be registered, the registraMrs. Marie Buys, chaplain; Limb, Walter Francis tion paper is to be available Mrs. Hazel W.gnall, Mrs. BerLopez, Manuelita as the time of grading and nice Francom, Loser, Clifford Charles sergeant at the bulls tatoo will be checkarms; Mrs. Esther Nielson, Martin, Dennis James ed to make certain the tatMrs. Alton Marvin, Paul Edward too correspondes with the Oborn, program chairman. The Mattinson, Clarence Hyrum registration paper. Mayer, Carolyn secretary will be appointed LIoous business day afternoon. The car did not run over her and she was not seriously injured, receiving only one abrasion, according to hospital ' 1959 14, Sherman under observation at Pay-so- n City Hospital after being struck by an automobile Mon-- 1 ,s 124 STUDENTS IN MAY 28 RITES to To IHlead Julie Haws, age 7, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Haws, attendants. Julie was crossing the street to the mail box when she saw the car approach. She hesi-- 1 tated, and the driver of the MAY THURSDAY, foevm Loveless Serious Injuries n UTAH n Loveless. Nebo Fathers, Sons Await Outing 2-D- ay The annual fathers and sons outing of Nebo Stake will be held Friday night and Saturday, May 15 and 16, at the Dads and Sons camp ground in Nephi Canyon. The outing is held annually to commemorate the restoration of the Aaronic priesthood. A barbaqued beef shipper will be furnished by the stake and served Friday evening. Other meals are to be furnished the individuals attending the outing. Lee Kay of the State Fish and Game Department will show films and furnish the program Friday night. Saturdays activities will include horseshoes hiking, softball, and other sports. District MIA Schedules Annual Dance Festival Circle your calendar for May 23 and reserve the eve- - ning to view the District Dance Festival is the advice of Mutual officers. The festival will be held in Payson on the grass in front of the grandstand at the race track. The event is sponsored by the M.I.A., are Rulon Hill, Payson, and Johnson, Spanish Fork. District Five includes in addition to Nebo Stake, Juab, Spanish Fork, Palmyra, Kolob and Springville stakes. La-R- Santa-quii-Tint- ue ic, Payson Seminary Lists 97 Graduates Graduation exercises for the Church of Jesus Christ of Saints Seminary, Payson, will be held in the Nebo Stake Tabernacle on Sunday, May 24, at 8:30 p.m. Ninety-seve- n students will receive their displomas in the exercises which will be conducted under the direction of Lars The program will consist of tabBishop, acting principal. loids, testimonies and musical numbers by the graduating students. Joe Ahlin Karen Garner Carol Jean Ainge Ella Jayne Gatley LuCille Abbbtt Argyle Judith Gee Sallie Badham Ronald Kent Gee Ray Bennett Ellen F. Greenhalgh Paul Bowers Tad Greenhalgh John M. Brooks Julia Ann Hancock Connie Mae Brunson Kirk W. Hansen Susie Campbell Max Carter Patsy Ann Hansen Merrill Ross Carter Raymond E. Hansen Gary Hanson Glenys Christensen Kent W. Christensen Lynne Harmer Marda Lee Hartvigsen Robert Christensen Bonnie Gayle Heelis Valden L. Clayson George Don Higginson Stephen Lynn Coon Joe Hill James Albert Cooper Lee R. Hill Carol Coray Suzanne Ivory Joel Richard H. Jackson Crane David K. DeGraffenreid Kathryn Jermain Alice Joy Dial Mary Jones Joseph Lorin Kelly Judy Done DeVere Kelsey Virginia Drollinger Earbara Elva Kinder Klara Jean Durrant Connie Jean Ellsworth Harley Kipser Milo Larsen Kendell Ewell Rulon Ewell Marjorie Ellen Larson Kathleen Francom Larry J. Lazenby Norma Livingston George Gardner latter-Da- y , Cowan-Kathlee- n Neil L. Losser Janis Loveless Walter W. Ludlow ' Lesley M. Menlove Gayle Mitchell Linda Montague Gary Moore Melvin George Morrison Bruce R. Nelson Gerry S. Nelson Jerry Nelson Erma Mae Olsen Jo Ann Haskell Palmer Wayne Parker Keith Myers Peery Steven L. Peery Alden James Peterson Peggy Provstgaard Nancy Pulver J. D. Rindlisbacher Richard Robbins Elaine Rodgers Carolyn Rogers Ray Rothe Grant Stewart Schaerrer Muriel Schramm Sally Senn Verla Shell Cara Lee Spainhower ' Mont E. Spencer Gordon Spotten Curtis B. Stewart Melda Stickney Farrell Taylor Christine Walton Harold Wilkinson Wayne P. Wride Kay Wyler |