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Show dhool Days 23 - 24 SlOS Thursday, Friday, Saturday, August The Payson Chronicle, Payson, Utah Thursday, August Nora B. Peterson Nora Boardman Busby Peterson, 52, died last Wednesday evening in the Payson Hospital of natural causes. She was bom Feb. 15, 1910, in Provo, a daughter of Alvin and Emma Halliday Board-ma- n. She married Leo D. Busby in October of 1928. They were later divorced. She married Reed Peterson June 30, 1957, in Provo. She was a member of the LDS Church. Surviving Mrs. Peterson are her husband of Santaquin, three sons and one daughter, Ernest Busby, Ogden; Alvin Busby, Orem; George Busby, Long Beach Calif., and Mrs. Donna Brereton, Orem; 18 and grandchildren; a step-so- n three Reed Edward Peterson, Santaquin; Mrs.- Margaret Thomas, Gen-olMrs. Kathleen Searlq, Granger, and Mrs. Coleen Salt Lake; four sisters, Mrs. Erma Bailey, Mrs. Telia Mae Bothers, Mrs. Mae Hansen, and Mrs. Alene Balzley, all of Provo. Funeral services were held - a; Hor-rock- s, Saturday in the Santaquin-Tinti- c Stake House with Bishop Frank Sorenson of the Santaquin First Ward officia-tion- . Interment was in the Santaquin Cemetery under direction of Keith Jolley Mrotuary. Mr. and Mrs. Quince Burdick and Mr. and Mrs. Bob attended funeral services Friday in Salt Lake City for Jerry McDonald, husband of the former Clyta Burdick of Payson. Mr. McDonald, a former general agent for a railroad, died in his real estate office of a heart attack Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Eckers- ley and also Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shepherd attended funeral services last Wednesday in Provo for Mrs. Eckersleys brother, Fred W. Hollerman, 57. Surviving Mr. Hollerman are his widow, five sons and daughters, and nine grandch- ildren. PAYSON CHRONICLE Max R. Warner, Madoline Club Holds Slimmer Party Payson Lions Club members and their wives were entertained at a summer party in the Payson Park Monday evening. The party was under direction of Henry Mitarai president, with Mr. and Mrs. Merrin Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Huber, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Harmer, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Max Warner as committee. Musical numbers were presented by Richard Davis and Richard Bona and Bobby Lof-gra- n. Publisher. Dixcu, The seminary officers for the coming year, Wayne Spencer , Kenny Crook, Zoe Ann Gardner and Shirley Stevens held a party in honor of the retiring seminary officers. The honored guests were Clyde Wilkinson, Dennis Smith Brent Olspn, Shjrlqy Lamb and Joyce Robbins; the teachers, G. Osmond Dunford, Lars Bishop and Gerald Finch; and those who ran against the new officers in the last ele-- i ction, Kim Hancock, Alan Wilde, Lynda Ivory, and Deanna Christensen. They went to the ski lift where they hiked and had a wiener roast. Clef, Pen Club Sell Tomatoes Fifth Wa.d will sell toma toes at least once per week. Proceeds from the sale will go toward the building fund. Orders will be taken. They The Clef and Pen club of may be phoned to Afton 9 or Jane Carter South Utah County is annHaskell ouncing its annual orginal literary contest. Announces Literary Contest 465-340- 465-256- Entries must be typwritten (no tear sheets) and may be either published or unpub- Robbery Continued from Page 1 for groceries. One made a purchase and paid for it. While Mrs. Krof was making change for him, he asked to purchase some immediately candy, located behind the till. Mrs. Kropf turned to pick up the candy, and as she did so, she saw the mans hands in the tilL He held his hands full of ten and twenty dollar bills. Without thinking of the lessons she had been taught while working at the bank concering such a position, Mrs. Kropf cried out to him, What do you think youre playing? and grabbed the money out of his hand. The robber fled, with his partryerz close behind. Mrs. Kropf called the Highway Patrol and the pair were apprehended in Springville, traveling at a high rate of speed. One is reported to have been from California and the other from Logan. market as they looked Farm Tour lished. The writer's name, title of entry, and first line must be included in a sealed envelope along with the entry. No name should appear on the manuscript. Only one entry in each category may be submitted by the writer. Entrants are limited to South Utah County (Springville and south) and must be no later than September 8. Stories: up to 5,000 words Dance Class End Slate AFL-CI- O Vote Campaign Course 8-Week The Utah State AFL-CIas a public service, is conducting a voter registration drive it was announced today by President John R. Schone. The drive will be entirely O Salem Day to be Dance Classes sponsored by the Payson City R(etareation Held Saturday Department have been concluded after an eight weeks course of study. The classes were well attended, according to Mrs. Milonly dred Olson, instructor. Tap, and geartd to raise the number of regis- acrobatic and ballet were taught, as well as a special tered voters in the state. class of tumbling for boys. The coursq was given Wedafternoon at the Amnesday 4-- H Club Exhibit erican Legion Hall. On the last day, parents were invited to view talents of the youngTo be Held sters. A cold treat was preFour H sented to each child by Mr. The community Club exhibit for Payson and and Mrs. Grant Carlisle of the Cream 0 Nebo Dairy. West Mountain will be held Friday Aug. 17, at Payson West Ward, according to Mrs, Sisters the former Lorine Reta Daniels, supervisor for and Patsy Wi.cock, now residPayson clubs. in Las Vegas, Nev., gave ing Articles made by the mem- birth to babies only four days bers during the present sum- apart. Lorine and her husband, mer will be shown and judged Shirl Harding, became parents during the morning and a of a baby boy, bom Aug. 3 program will begin at 1:30 at Sunrise Hospital in Las p.m. Parents and the public Vegas. Patsy and her husare invited. band, William Tovell, are Participating will be the 22 parents of a baby girl bom Payson girls clubs, two Pay-so- n July 31 at Nellis Air Force boys clubs, and five West Base hospital near Las Vegas, Mountain clubs. Mrs. Barbara The young women are dauPhelps is supervisor for the ghters of Mr. and Mrs. Loren West Mountain area. Wilcock of Payson. Mrs. Sherry Pyper Articles from each club will spent two weeks with To Give Specialty Ad be chosen to be sent to the the families in Vegas and recounty exhibit in Provo, and turned home Monday, bringing a pageant, Our Town, from the county exhibit, best granddaughters Shirlene and will climax Salem Day. pieces will be chosen to go Cindy, home with her for a Salem Day will be held Satto the State Fair. visit. urday beginning at 7:30 a.m. non-parti- Friday. Wil-coc- k - (continued Send to Mrs. Winona Thomas RFD 1, Spanish Fork. Articles: up to 3,000 words Send to Mrs. Josephine Neely, 232 Escalante Drive, Spanish Fork. Poetry: up tp 50 linps Send to Mrs. Phyllis Simmons 150 North 4th West, Payson. Songs: Orginal words; and music (collaboration permissible)) Send to Mrs, Edna Huggins, 80 East 2nd North, e dances. Mr. Klain. is winner of a Indian Tribal Dance contest held at Cedar City recently. The Klains are active members of the LDS Church and have two children. Miss Pyper, thirteen year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Pyper of Springville, will perform a specialty act in Baton twirling. She recently six-sta- A chicken coop belonging to Mrs. Frank Curtis was burned to the ground in an early The morning fire Sunday. coop had not been used for many years. Cause of the fire was not determined. Quick action orr-thpart of the Pay-so- n the Fire Bel -- air Orange Juice izing. The pageant will be held on the shores of beautiful Salem Lake Saturday evening beginning at 7:30 p.m. It is under direction of Mayor Albert Peterson and was written and will be directed by Elva Killian and Florence Speery. Technical Training Open in Air Force itraining in over career fields is open to space minded young men in the U. S. Air Force, according to Sergeant A1 Ponsock, Air Force recruiter for the Pay-so- n area. For both young men and women who want to continue on with academic studies, the Air Force offers several types of courses and schools. All applicants must meet the following qualifications: be between the ages of 17 and 27; be U. S. citizens or have certified declaration of intention to become a citizen and must qualify physically, men-tally and morally. For further information, see Sergeant A1 Ponsock at the Air Force Recruiting Office, 90 West 100 North, Provo or phone FR Technical 42 off-dut- y 1 TRY THE CHRONICLE WANT ADS FOR QUICK SALE OF ANY ARTICLE money vrth our delicious A Delicious Holthful Juie You Can't Buy a Better Brand Scotch Treat Lemonade 61.00 TV Dinners Ice Cream A Boat Treot Economical and Healthful Fill Your Fr9zr for 80 4 1.00 69 1 1 aunt packogt Thg Brand How 16-o- z. Product of Bel-a- ir com 2 Swanson's Varieties AH Tater Treats ft Hot' Frozon Foods Snow Star Vanilla, lemon Custard or Neapolitan pkg. i, DessertSr3,.69 Pot Roast U 43' D U D ringville. Army Sgt. Leon A. Bradford and his wife, former JoAnne Peterson, have returned to in Fayettleville,' their North Carolina, after a ten n day furlough spent in with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Peterson, and in Spanish Fork: with his mother, Mrs. Leona Bradford, and his brother, BilL While here, they were honored at a patio party at the Bradford home in Spanish Fork. Leon is stationed at Ft. Bragg, N. C. with the ho-me- Pay-so- 754-328- 1 te participated in the Utah State Baton Twirling contest held recently in Salt Lake City. She received two excellent ratings, one for her open solo event and one for her two baton event She has an unusual specialty act with two batons ske is preparing' for the pageant Another outstanding number will include the Clinger sisters, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Clinger of Orem. They will do several numbers of Barbar Shop style harmon- Bums Sunday Jell-We- PHONE tribal Stay cool and refreshed! Tempt appetites' at your house without spending hours in the kitchen. To help you do this, were featuring a wide variety of fine frozen foods that taste so good ... yet are easy to prepare. Stock your freezer with family favorites. Youll find our low prices take the heat off your budget, too! f SANTAQUIN. UTAH Mr. and Mrs. Blanchard left early Dixon, Payson. Monday for the Filmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico, after receiving word that their son, Don, had received an eye injury in an accident at the camp. Details of the incident Indian are not available at this time. rvn 1 FORD SALES AND SERVICE Eye Injury nt several Santaquin. Prizes will be awarded and winning entries read at the Poets Breakfast in October. Department kept stops. from spreading to nearfire The tour is being planned sheds and bams. under the direction of Howard by Riley, chairman, and anyone wishing to make the tour Servicemen News should contact him. THE BIG EVENT IS NOW ON AT YOUR FORD DEALER! Don Dixon Has post-mark- Russell Herbert, Airman Available After 1 p.m. Fri. thru Sat. Third Class, son of Mr. and At Our Dairy Displays Everyday Needs Mrs. Lee Herbert, left SaturCottage Cheese Varieties Z31 day to return to K,esler, AFB, 1 Empress Honey 3"! 5 t ch Miss., after spending a furDairy Glen Butter Sweet It 69 Duncon Huh s, 9 ox. He is A in Payson. lough o p( '7A scheduled for nine mort weeks Cake Mixes ajifiovo Half & Half lucerne, Fine Quality U ctr K.m.1 Whot. Ml II of schooling. tl m o to Lorn uoioen ho.. Fresh Milk S 49 Homogenized Prior to his departure, he was honored at a family dinMild Cheddar SST 2 1.19 ll ner at his home, with othrs attending as follows i his sister, Debra; his grandmother, Mrs. Fay Russell; and other relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hei bert, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Not Only S A. Inspected Herbert and three children, Net Only U.S.D A. Graded But S.D A Inspected all Payson; Mr. and Mrs. R. And Graded U.S A. Choice E. Herbert and children, Sp- TISCHNER with a breakfast and will be concluded with the pageant. Special dance numbers have been secured as a feature of the pageant. Some talented Navajo Indians and Miss Sherry Pyper of Springville will perform. The Indians, Mr. and Mrs. George Klain, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Yazzie and Joe Lee of Genola have consented to pre-je- Chicken Coop from page one ments will be served. Along the way they will visit a dairy, orchard, poultry farm, row crops, beef farm, and possibly the Christiansen Beaver farm. rate. $3.00 per The County Agent wall accommonths, payable pany the group exphining single copy 10 each of the various types of farming as they make the A weeny newspaper, established in 1888, published every Thursday and entered as second Class matter at the post office in Payson, Utah, under the act of March 8. 1879. Subscription year, $1.75 6 in advance: cents. 1962, lions Obituaries Burdick 16, Seminary Officers Fete 62 Heads 25 - 82nd Airborne Or Maybe You Prefer A Savory rfBy-To-Carv- e Boneless Pot Roast 69 - Freshly Baked Skylark Bread Oven Fresh English Muffins Deliciou Skylark Buns Hamburger Dessert Cups &K1 Sof Drinks IB. 19 leaf 27 30 pkg. pkg. Canned Pop S2T 12 Cragmont Pop Joyette Drinks 1:23 Grade AA Eggs Nob Hill Coffee Rich lb. bag 61 and Robust ti 1.19 Garden 2 Large Eggs Ex. Large Eggs ST3J? Medium Eggs ST? . Seedless Grapes Golden Carrots Joz.41. Whit Seedlei 13' 8' Crisp Cardan Froth Lemons 89 49 Room Weekend Specials Sunkist Large Juicy 6 for Division. TRY THE CHRONICLE WANT ADS LOO rrfeM CHtdlvt ThwrWay, Friday and latvrday 29 |
