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Show Payson Junior High Completes Plans For Girls Day, Fash ion Show, Tea Corp Uni. Microfilmong 141 Pierpont Avenue Salt Lake City 2. Utah The girls of the Payson JunNinth grade girls who are ney Barron, Sandra ior High school will present heading committees are: Sus- and Kayleene Moore.Sorenson, their annual Fashion Show an Trotter, Linda Bean, Carol In the evening will be the and Tea May 1 at 1 p.m. in the Sue Wilson, Lois Haskell, Sid Girls Day dance. school auditorium under the of Mrs. Liddle. supervision The theme is "Sew You're VOLUME 71, No. 18 a Princess." The stage is PAYSON, UTAH THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1959 set with a castle in the background and a garden. Mr. Lindgren, art teacher, 's doing the painting. Motheis of the girls are invited as special guests. Following the modeling of fashions, refreshments will be served in the rear of the auditorium. The seventh grade girls The annual Kiwanis Talent weie presented with gold troShow was held Wednesday phies. Winners are as fol- have made full skirts, and the j j low's: eighth graders have made and Thursday nights at High School division: instrumany, colorful blouses. The High School auditorium nnVh graders will model a Nelson mental, (trumpGerry with success equal to or surGee; vocal, variety of articles they have et), Genola; Judy passing any held in the past. Junior High School: instru- made during their two terms v A total of 85 youngsters apCarol Huber (piano); of sewing. Some of the clothes -mental, peared in various divisions of dance, Jolene Schw'artz; vo- to be modeled are bermudas, the contest, in addition to ac- cal, ' Kay Diane LeBaron of jumpers,, vests and shirts, and ',,W ViT i companists for many. Genola; miscellaneous, Shir- party dresses. Albert Payne, Kiwanis pres- ley Stevens (reading); ident, presided with Raydon Elementary (grades four to Madson acting as master of six): instrumental, Susan TayHonor Students To ceremonies. Bob Finch was lor (accordion); dance, Joan Girls who will appear in the Fashion Show and Tea at the chairman of arrangements as- Depew; vocal, Joyce Spencer; Payson Junior High School Friday are left to right, Kayleen sisted by J. D. Christensen miscellaneous, Bryan Dixon, Give Graduation Jones, Lmda Reid, Linda Bean and Sue Staheli. and Jess Peterson. Awards (reading); were presented by Jack LudPrimary grades (kindergartlow, president of the Nephi en through grade three): inExercise Speeches Kiwanis club. strumental, Deona Jackson; Diane Hiatt Named 59-6- 0 Of Each child part'cipating re- dance, Calleen Stade; vocal, Principal Arch Williams of anthe Payson High School ceived a certificate of merit Gary Warren; miscellaneous, nounced the names of the stuand winners in each division Lee Haskel (reading). Payson LDS Seminary Student Body dents who have been chosen Elections were held last Frito give the speeches for this Other candidates were Jay day for years graduating class. Seminary Shocnfield, Ernest Olsen and Sunday Radio Forum Airs Sales Tax, Elaine Mitarai, Christine officers. Elected were Diane Jeanette York. Suzanne A new plan of Hiatt, president; Walton, Mary Jones, Suzannominating Lrst Helen Shaw, was Concounselor; initiated this year. The ne Ivory, Patsy Hansen, Recommend Law Be Changed A second Shaw, secretary. nie Ellsworth. Sally Badham presidencies from each semincounselor will be chosen from ary class met with the officers TALENT SHOW WINNERS Winners in the J unior High School and Senior High School A united effort by mayors perate need), and that the and Wayne Parker will give the sophomore class and nominated students they division of the Kiwanis Club Talent show Thursday night were, left to right, Kay Diane of Utah County cities to get sales tax is perhaps the fair the Commencement speechnext fall. felt, and their respective classes and half-ceLeBaron. Gerry Nelson, Jolene Schwartz, Shirley Stevens, Judy Gee and Carol Huber. prayers. sales tax law est and most preferred-methothe Both the green and gold es felt, would do a A faculty committee congood job. for getting the needed monamended to distribute proceeds campaigned. Nomminees were then voted to cities on a per capita basis ey. The bone of contention is sisting of J. Rowe Groesbeck, parties vigorously Posters, streamers and record- on and the two highest for each was seen Sunday following a the point of collection Eugene Hillman and Doiyle ings added to the competitive office were put on the ballot. Sunday night forum of the plan set up by the Liddle completed the grades a.r in which five mayors par- law adopted in the 1959 Leg- of all the senior students and spirit. listed the above students on islature. State Officer Airs ticipated. Here is a summary of state- the basis of their grades for The panel was moderated by Dr. Stewart L. Grow, who ments brought out during the the last three years. Hospital Plan at Legion, Auxiliary pointed out that cities of Am- forum. Lions Club Meeting erica 'are caught in a serious Mayor Dunford: Payson Verl Sudweeks Get Confab Sat. financial squeeze as a result additional funds to carry out Raymond W. Moody, assistof population trend from rural pro'ected growth and mainThe American Legion and ant to the director of Blue to urban areas. tain services to citizens. Our Wash. Scholarship Auxiliary of District four will Cross, Blue Shield of Utah, participating were council feels a sales lax is Mayors hold a district convention in was' the guest speaker at the Verl Sudweeks, a teacher at Dr. Cullimore of Provo, Glen about as painless and as fair Lions Club meeting held Mon- Payson Saturday evening. T. Anderson of American Fork a wy as there is to get adPayson High School, has bqen Chief business of the meet night at the Turf Cafe. If the tax awarded a fellowship at Gon will be election of new dis- day and G. Osmond Dunford of ded funds. Dr. Thomas M. Hall, chairman zaga University at Spokane, trict officers, with Command- of the health Payson, cities which have gone doesn't go through we're goand welfare comWash. He is to report there er Don Mack on record as favoring the tax, ing to have to cut services AmeriDalton, introduced the speakmittee, which must be passed on a or develop other revenue on June 15th to take advant can er. Fork, presiding. V. and of weeks course. the sources. age eight county option basis; Mrs. Thelma McKell, SpanRonald Hall, accompanied Emil Hansen of Orem and Mr. Cullimore: Provo de- The fellowship is offered by ish Fork, district Mayor by his wife, sang two solos. auxiliary which cities the Science of National Founda Lehi, Westring finitely needs added revenue will be in charge They were introduced by Dr. voted to oppose the tax. May- Our growth is far beyond our tion of America to give added president, of elections. Reports Jesse Ellsworth, member of or J. Emmett Bird of Spring-vill- present capacity to pay. If the information to teachers of willauxiliary be given in departmental The meeting was under the another city opposiing sales tax isnt adopted we may science. His wife and five young- work and history books will direction of Bruce Badham. the tax, did not participate. have to fall back on increasing be displayed. Cities Need Revenue sters, aged 13 to one years, the property tax. District four includes posts to accompany him to The consensus of Sunday in communities located as far Mayor Hansen: Orem needs plan the was to that spend the sum north as Lehi to Levan on the Garden Club Sets nights discussion funds but not to the extent Spokane various cities all need extra some have indicated. Orem mer. south. WINNERS IN JUNIOR DIVISION Trophy winners in the Elementary and Primary grade revenue (to varing degrees would pay $112,000 to des- - people Meeting Friday under the proposed new tax, divisions of the Kiwanis Club Talent show were, left to right, front row, Calleen Stade, from moderate need Local PTA Counci Ralph Daniels Named yet we would receive only Gary Warren, Lee Haskell; back row, Joyce Spencer, Joan Depew, Bryan Dixon, Susan TayEveryone is invited to the $35,000 of it back, under the lor and Deona Jackson. GUV To first meeting of the Committee May Audobon Group Counts point of collection distribu Garden Club, schedPayson tion plan. Ralph Daniels, local drug8 p.m. at the uled for d 105 Species of Mrs. Don Taylor of Spring gist, has been Mayor Westring: We took LDS ward Relief Soappointed to forthe opposition stand the Lake was installed as president meet with the Greater Utah The men are Birds in Payson Area same reason as Orem did. I of the Payson Council of the Valley Committee as a repre- ciety room.invited especially say officcommend the mayors of this P.T.A. at a lovely dinner meet sentative of Chamber Mayor G. Osmond Dunford affirming their dedication to blessings of liberty for them since is Payson it the ers, usually The Audobon Utah Society county. There hasnt been a ing held at the home of Mar of Commerce. and selves only if they recognize men who do the labor in a officially proclaimed May 1, our form of government count annual bird its made to a of stood tha Chard on Wednesday eve of law in our the mayor city that The committee is organized 1959, as Law Day and urges the supremacy yard. necessity that the rule of Saturday and Sunday, April the bill that didnt ning. Assisting Mrs. Taylor to promote and encourage ingain by the people of Payson to join lives. Robert Frazier of Spring-vill- e law be supreme. By directing 25 and 26th, the census taken back us in our effort to get will be Mrs. Doris Penrod of A free people can assure the the attention of the world to in the dustry in Utah Valley, with the nation on that day in re will talk on patio planUtah of Southern region the amendment for per capita Elberta, first vice president Mr. Daniels working particuand planting. Much ning liberty under law in the Unit and Northern Juab Counties, distribution passed. Lehi peo- and Grant Gardner, second larly toward Payson interests. information on beautifying ed States we emphasize the Utah Lake, Chicken Creek ple will pay a considerable vice president. Secretary will In other action, under Dr. the yards and the city in contrast between our freedom and Yuba Dahi. sum to Salt Lake City through be chosen at a later date. Thomas Hall, president, the ' at this and future and the tyranny which en The count for Sunday show- the tax. I feel Provo is en given State offiicers of the P. T. chamber voted to work throud slaves the people of ed 102 species in the area titled to some help, more so A. were meetings. guests for the evening gh the units beautification of the world today. which include Payson and Sal than Salt Lake City. Club officials announce and the meeting was under committee, headed by Mrs. The Mayors proclamation em districts, Payson Canyon, Mayor Anderson: We in the direction of the retiring Pearl Bigler, in assisting the that started canna plants are on sale at their counter in points up the two basis aims Payson Memorial Park, Scout Fork have gone on president, Mrs. J. D. Christen- beautification project sponsorof law Day U. S. A. the tax. sen. All members of the P. ed by the Federated Womens the local IGA market. Camp at Maple Dell (where record supporting 26 species were noted), Whit1. To faster an abiding re T. A. council were guests. Clubs. (Continued on Back Page) spect for law, enabling the taker Pond and Lincoln Beach, nation to grow in moral and the shore of Utah Lake on the west side of West Mounstrength as it grows in population, resources and world tain. . ipi i This bird census has been leadership. taken the last week of April 2. To provide an occasion for the American people to each spring for the past di-15 The excursion was rededicate themselves to years. freedom for the individual rected by Dr. L. D. Pfouts, local representative, with the under just laws administered by independent courts, following participating: C. W. Lockerbie, dean of Utah Birdand in so doing to emphasize before the world the ers, Kenneth Tanner and Reed contrast between the rule of Ferris, all of Salt Lake City. law in the United Slates and the rule of force and fear under communism. Card Law Day U. S. A. was in- Lady Presidential by augurated in 1958. Public proclamation Judith Ann Done from Payson High School receives a certifiresponse to it was enthusiastic RobThe card party, sponsorand widespread. Thousands cate for a superior poetry reading from Mrs. Margaret ed State cereUniversitys Utah for and chairman of by the Payson Lady Fireawards programs special Logan, inson, 1 will be held Saturday on men, Festival. held were monies May 17th annual Poetry in the American Legion Hall. in schools, churches, courthouses. city halls and other The party will begin at 2 Kathleen Hill Sharon Seeley Nedra Farr Carolyn Rogers Reading Wins High Rating in p.m. and rook, 500 and bridge public meeting places. Leadgames will be played. Door 108 high ers in education, religion, civA student from Payson High to date. In addition, ic and community life hailed prizes will be given. 401 submitted school students at Utah School received honors Luncheon will be served a as cohesive observance the crethe State Universitys 17th annual poems for judging in of the influence, serving as a timely following the card games. Four girls from Payson High State College. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Don Bad- iliary, the three Federated section ative last held writing Poetry Festival, reminder of the essential roles Tickets may be purchased School will represent Payson The girls are: Kathleen Hill, ham; Sharon Seeley, daughter Womens Clubs of Payson, festival. weekend. Fireman or at annual Girls State in daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- of Mr. and Mrs. Dorman See- Junior Chamber of Commerce Judith Ann Done from Pay-so- n of laws and courts in Ameri- from any Lady More than 400 students from at the Ogden. Slated for be can pioten-t.and bought th may life they great colhonored was early June, ence Hill; Nedra Farr, daughter ley. auxiliary, Daughters of Utah High School 16 high schools and five door. are Tickets $1.00. as of a rule law the of of the two a in for gathering read Sponsors are American Le- Pioneers, West Mountain girls from of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Farr; universities rating superior and leges all Utah will be held at Utah Carolyn Rogers, daughter of gion, American Legion Aux Camp. festival rounds of poetry reading, (Continued on Back Page) poems in the largest Winners Awarded Tophies in Annyal ECiwanis Club Taienft bow Lasft Week Pay-so- (! n 4 t-- f r PTd A , , ?. if "j 9 President 1959-196- 0 Mayors nt Sets e, Installs Officers Park-Secon- May First Proclaimed National Law Day , ' one-thir- :z. 4- Firemen Party Saturday Poetry Payson High Students Selected To Attend Girls State al mmmi |