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Show The Payson Chronicle, Payson, Utah June Thursday, 7, 1962 Growth Notes Santaquin-Tinti- c By Beulah G. Bradley Phone 754-3- 621 Have you ever stopped to consider the deep effect that sentiment has on our lives? Of course there are some folks who would rather be called most anything than to be called sentimental. Still if he were completely truthful even the crankiest man alive has possessions which he values highly. This is sentiment. I once heard of a lady who died in poverty. She supposedly had nothing in the small room she inhabited but ruble and confusion. At the time of her death her neighbors whom she had turned from many years before, came to do what could be done, now, that her biting tongue had been stilled. She had died penniless, needing food and warmth, but denying all offers of assistance from the many who wanted to care through out the years Could a women in such circumstances and of such temper ment be accused of having sentiment? Well, near her bedside stood a small antique table, which was the only polished clean article in the roam, and on that table was a lovely photograph of a child. It was in an expensive gold frame. Small locks of blond curling hair had been placed under the glass. A golden wedding ring tied with neat velvet ribbon was attatched also to the frame. The frame alone told a story of former wealth, in that other life. It could have been sold to bring months of food and warmth to an elderly recluse. No one knows why she attatched so much sentiment to the picture of a child in a golden frame. No doubt it could have been a daughter. This was sentiment in its highest form. And found in such and otherwise sordid room made those who saw, wondered at the sentimental value of a table .picture in golden frame and a ring, that she would give her life rather than be parted from them. Perhaps some would say it was the foolish notions of a senile old woman. But others of us would say, But o what sentamentality! What wonderful love! Youve heard people say, O, but I couldnt part with this chair It was my fathers. He guided and loved me. Yet the chair in a modem set Top left Chevy in servicd to God for this Is life eternal. Time is short, he said, to live t.ie requirements of God. President Lawrence Clayson urged us to join the group that is going where we want to go. He said that we must PuBlic to Build Salk Institute which includes being honest, dependable, ambitious, enthusting was certainly out of place, iastic, seeking truth, learning to all but the owner. d imparting it. He urged Sentiment! ! ! us to be obedient to the Lord We all know people who and those who preside over cling to sentimental things. A us. broken dish in a cupboard is President Lynn Crook told even too treasured to be cast conference visiters that rightaway. Old love letters? Purest eousness shall not be conform of sentiment. Have you founded. He quoted from an attic full of things of scriptures, God will preserve mothers or grandmothers righteousness against the wickwhich you cant throw away. ed, even if it be by fire. He If so, you are to be numbered directed thoughts to the youth among these old seimentalists, to stand firm, keep the word We can only say that, sen- of wisdom, though they see timental people must have much that is opposite to our soft hearts. Sentimental em- teachings. He advocated, otions can have fine influence Choose spiritually, not worldon character. It embodies ly immorality; dress modestly, warmth, good, love and many and keep high ideals." emotions. Couldnt we all deStake Clerk, Max Nelson to velop just a wee bit more sen told us to stay tuned-i- n receive inspiration from God, timentality? Stake Quarterly Conference which bears witness to our was the news highlight of the spirit of that which are of goodweek, and although a Genera! ness and right. Authority was not with us, we Justin Lamb spoke of the never-the-lehad a most in hazards of seeking something spirational conference. Presi- for nothing which promotes dent Carl A. Patten presider the downfall of free people. and conducted the Saturday He said, We come under evening and Sunday sessions the choices we bondage by In speaking directly to our make and the best way to Patten urged youth President keep free agency is by proper them to select mates as a usage of it. decision in most important Other speakers called from life; to use wisdom and time the were Paul congreation to choose wisely for a life Mellor who spoke of the valan eternity and time perhaps Live ues of work and encouraged of happiness. He said. all to be self supporting. He above crudness, and triumph on the missionary over sin, for the Lord is eager spoke also of his son Steven. activities on to have you and willing Sister Helen Smith, Stake ReHis side. who President Patten appealed to lief Society Counselor Relief of values the of spoke to live, parents and leaders in lives of the sisters, direct and influence youth fu-to Society and of the need to support the of the become righteous Oram, George ture. We must set examples of Priesthood; serBranch President of Elberta and manners, courtesy, who told us that we vice in homes as well as in Branch ourselves into can rationalize public, we were told. into Milton Hartvigsen, Dean of Hell or repent ourselves Jacobsen Heaven. Sister Alta a w8s the BYU, Education of who said, I feel f we would morning visiter to the confer- all love our father in Heaven ence who spoke to the subject, He there would be no enough in Investment Eternity. more room for hate, jealousy, or of values of the spoke education and said that it is unkind words. Youth of our stake called to necessary to promulgate truth. He told us that fine charac- speak on what they feel is ters is not a result of chance wonderful in life, was Lisa Those but of continuous right actions. Murdoch who said, He explained also that to who love truth will look for must and see truth. Dean Jolly, understand truth w-apply ourselves to involved who said, "This is a wonderful age and time to be on earth". learning. Representing the Stake High Allen Tischner who said, I Council Elroy Murdoch spoke want to gain a stronger testion the subject, How much is mony by work and attending enough in the sight of God. Seminary and church. Each He told us that it isnt enough praised parents for help and to do less than ourbest in our influence. The stake youth chorus procallings, and challenged us to do more and be lilgent in our vided inspiring music for both . II Nova Sport Coupe Foreground Intpah Convertible p servation plans with farmers and ranchers. Field work has inculded the following; Through their contribution tQ the Salk Institute Building Fund, the American people whe formed a partnership with science te bring gbouf the Salk polio vaccine will again share in a great scientific venture ta help man make tht best ef hi gift of Ufa. When there is a job to be done whether its a war to be won or a disease to be conquered the American people have an amazing way of marshaling their efforts to produce maximum results in minimum time. Such an effort is under way" this month in the nationwide shareholders in a new sciencampaign June 1 through 15 tific venture which promises for public support for the even greater benefits for them construction of the Salk Insti- and for their children. tute for Biological Studies. As he worked on the polio Millions of posters in public vaccine, Dr. Salk became more places, mailers in home letter- and more aware of the need boxes, coin collectors and can- for a better way to gain greater isters on counters everywhere scientific understanding of the proclaim, You Can Build the basic processes of life and their Salk Institute for Biological relation to health and disease. Studies for Life, Health In talking with men of sciand Humanity. ence all over the world, he Youngsters who, as Polio found that others shared his Pioneers helped prove the ef recognition of the need for a fectiveness of the vaoqine de- place where scientists could veloped by Dr, Jonas Salk, are work together seeking answers expressing their gratitude for to basio biological questions their protection from crippling from many viewpoints, with to fullest latitude for research, polio with contributions achool envelopes. discussion and exchange of People everywhere are proud- ideas. Dr. Salks planning will cully wearing tiny microscopes in their lapels, symbolic of their minate in 1963 with the opengifts to provide building blocks ing of the Salk Institute for for a great new laboratory of Biological Studies, which he ... life. Millions of Americans, who won a great victory over one dread disease paralytic polio in partnership with Dr. Salk and other scientists, welcome this opportunity to become will direct, in San Diego, Calif. The land has been given by vote of the people of San Diego. The entire nation will contribute to the construction of the Institute through a campaign sponsored by The Na- - sessions. They were directed by Sister Melba Jensen, with Sisters Eitma Cloward and Donna Davis at Piano and Organ, Karen Rowley and of stake Gerald Fowlkes Music Commttee were in charge of music for the day. Lunch at noon was prepared and served by the Stake Presidency, Stake High Council, Stake Clerks, and wives and brought contributions of $122 for the Building fund. Sunday evening MIA Service and Chior Festival was well attended. The theme was The (Lord is my Strength and My Shield, and With My Song Will I Praise Top right Cortair Monza Club Coupe 34 models during CHEVYS Golden Sales Jubilee! e No styling. No hand-mEasy to look at, easy to ride in, down ideas. You do your choosing easy to keep up. Then theres the from three altogether different lines nimble rear engine Corvair still in of cars. Like the line thats way a class all by itself. So why settle drive-alik- e out front as America's favorite buy for the cars Chev- - when you can get Chevrolet the luxurious Or the spiffy thrift car with pendability in three so many new ideas the Chevy II. different varieties? look-alik- AT YOUR CHEVROLET e- look-alik- e, DEALERS SHOPPING CENTER! ONE-STO- P See the new Chevrolet, Chevy de-rol- et. Jet-smoo- th II and Corvair at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's Gridley Chevrolet Company, Inc. SPANISH FORK, UTAH Concrete ditches: Henry Greenhalgh, Santaquin; 300; Ernest Partjridge, Pal- YOULL FIND JUST THE Pick from CAR AT JUST THE PRICE Soil Conservation engineers and planning personnel have been kept very busv during the month of May in shooting, constuction designing and phases of concete ditches, concrete structers, land leveling and the development of Con- HEALTH AND HUMANITY ss e HEWS OF HEBO SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT "...FOR LIFE, strive for ethical characters Stake. ,Our Soil - Our Strongth Phora 7984591 myra 500; Elmo Carlisle, Pay-so- n 2277; Jim West, Palmyra 475; Spanish Fork West Fields Irigation Co. 3600; Ray Kay, Goshen 1300; Lee Okelberry, 635; Waldow Sorensen, Gos hen, 945; Bill Comaby group, Lake Shore 1650; Grover Johns, Spanish Fork 500; Spanish Fork South Irrigation Co. 11,000; Payson CJd Fields Irrigation Co. 2800; Lynn Argyle, Lake Shore 6001; Approximately 655 water control gaps were installed in the above ditches to aid in the nSiU Sotoo- - tional Foundation-Marc- h of Dimes just as the American people totally supported Dr. Salks polio research. The Institute will serve as an international crossroads for new ideas and discoveries. Eminent scholars from such diverse sciences as biology, genetics, chemistry, physics, mathematics and philosophy will join Dr, Salk there as Senior Fellows. Visiting scientists will come from all parts of the world, and promising young men and women will be invited as Student Fellows to work with and learn from the established leaders. Construction and equipment of the Salk Institute will cost approximately $15 million. Through their generous support of the Salk Institute Building Fund, the American people, who took such a vital part through the March of Dimes in bringing about the momentous medical discovery that was the Salk vaccine, will bring to reality a great inten national scientific center, dedicated to helping man make the best of his gift of life. . the available water. The ditches will aid materially in getting the water to the field and in the proper utilization of it. The work does not insure proper use however. The correct use of the water, in the final anal- ysis, depends on the farmer and his knowledge, interest and understanding of water, soil, plant relationships. Merely having the tools to do a good job doesnt insure a good job, but it certainly helps get the job done correctly. Each of the above men and Irrigation Cos is & cooperator with the Nebo Soil Conservation District Most of the above group have developed conservation plans on their farms and for the irrigation ectnpany distribution systems. (Land leveling was completed on 13 acres for Marion Sorensen, 22 acres on Billy Wolfes Triangle Ranch in Goshen, 10 acres on Ken Cooks Goshen Farm; 10 acres on Don Tanners Payson farm. This leveling work hos beeri completed by the Nebo Soil Conservation District equ'ipt ment; Adam Richardson, Frank Carnesecca, and Elmer Fulmer contractors in the land leveling business. This wet spring has been ideal for the establishment of dry land pastures and range seedings. mmi ' AMBULANCE 30 TEARS Or SERVICE A FUNERAL SERVICE WITHIN THE MEANS OF ALL Him, Special music annual Leadership Week. unmbers were sung by each THQfUGHT FOR THE WEEK: Ward Chior. Introductory verThe Lord is eager and willses were read by youth of the ing to have you on His side. DIAL 465-25- 06 PAYSON FORMERLY VALLEY MORTUARY wards, Rosemary Oram, Mickie Member of Utah Funeral Directors Assn. Caselton, Shirley Johnson, The strongest systom of FUNERAL FLAKS Boyd Jasperson, Maurine Hall wisdom in man is his being and Jane Kerby. Prayers by sensible of his own follies. Unlimited Parking 211 Sooth Mala Pmy Maurice Hall and Leonda - Rochefoucauld Broadbent. It was a full day of inspiration. We are proud of the 35 Santaquin-Tintic Stake Seminary graduates for 1962. The annual MIA Drivers Dance with youth of driving age in the stake .planning activity, is to be held June 24 from 8 to 11 p.m. Assisted by leaders the Cultral Hall will feature automobile motiff, decorating ideas, and refreshments. This should be great fun. Elders are urged to come and join youth in the dance. We are proud and happy to be hosts in our city to the Blackhawk Encampment June 25, 26, 27. Queen for the celebration was selected by popular vote, judging for beauty, personalty and talent- - Miss Marla Hudson, daughter off Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hudson was judged Queen, with Linda Lofgran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lofgran, as first attendant and Marlene Childs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ro bert Childs, as second attend ant These lovely LDS girls representating our city. All 13 of these lovely girls who vied for the honor were queen quality and Im glad I dont have to be a judge. Congratulations to our Queen and her attendants. A matnmoth parade is planned wth Queen Marla and her attendants as the honored royalty. Minature Primary parade is also being planned for one day of the gigantic celebration. We hope our church, community and business concerns will support the officials and enter floats for the parade. Heads-u- p builders with an ear to tht Next week, the second Tuesflameless electric cooking are putting ground day or Wednesday of the moninto the new homes they build for sale. th, your ward Relief Society will hold regular summer actIn fact, studies show that more than 4 of every S new homes in the area served by your power First ivity work meetings. Ward will make articles for a company are equipped with flamelets electric future bazaar; second Ward . cooking. will make two baby crib quilts; There is a reason: Smart, modern hpme-make-rs and Genola Ward sisters are prefer cooler, cleaner, more accurate having their annual summer electric cooking. activity at the Spanish Fork Put electric cooking b jour home and put Social Center when all sisters better meals with less cost and work bto your life! of the ward over 60 will be guests at dinner, and a movie later. All sisters of the ward are urged to join in the actBETTER BUY ivity, according to Ruth DraFROM YOUR per, president. DIALER NOW. A large group of stake and ward MIA workers are making plans to attend MIA Conference at Salt Lake. Special Drama activity is to be presented there and all are urged to attend. Dont forget to plan to attend BYU Leadership Week June Its theme, New Horizons for Living". Leaders cant afford to miss the fine hi nils imi 19 11-1- 4. instruction and fun at this UTAH POWBR A UOHT CO. T |
