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Show 4 The Payson Chronicle, Payson, Utah Thursday, August heads Vocation Spring Lake News By Lenora Huish Mrs. Irene Butler daughter, Miss Velma Butler from Salt Lake, visited with Mr. and Mrs. M ike Cowan and with Mrs. Fanny V. Butler on Wednesday. Mrs. Sadie Peery, Miss Lenora Huish, and Mrs. M arie Cowan from Nephi were in Provo on Wednesday. They enjoyed dinner at a local cafe. Mrs. R. N. Moore and Mrs. Ivon Butler were in Provo on M onday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Paglia from Chicago, 111., and his aunts, Mrs. June Overmyer, M ontgomery, I1L, M rs. Blanche Cramer, Chicago, and Mrs. Cora King, Provo, visited at the home of Mr. and M rs. J. Everett Nelson Friday afternoon. They were visiting with relatives, having been called here by the Mrs. death of their Tressa Lyman. A boy is coming to Provo to help finish building a school hell never see. The boy is M.irk Seamons of San Diego, Calif., concert pianist and organist, who is returning to appear Sept. 3 at 8 p.m. in the Provo Tabernacle. Funds from the concert will be used to complete the new home of Child Haven. Child Haven, also called Utah Valley Care and Training Center, is a school which serves children who are too physically Mrs. M artha Hill from Payson visited with the Chesley Walker family on Sunday. Former resident George Thomas, and his wife, Lila, who are residing in Australia, are rejoicing over the birth of a baby daughter, their first child, born August 20. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Byron Thomas, Salt Lake, Sizemore, Mrs. Thelma Butler, Mrs. Fern Nielsen, Mrs. Sadie Peery, Mrs. Wall from and Mrs. Helen Adams. San-taqu- in, Men-lov- e, and a and cousin, Barbara DeStJeor, from Orem, returned home Thursday night from a three day trip. They went to Mirror Lake, Bear and Mrs. Lyle 0. Mr. Halterman, Parowan. Sat-urd- Lake, and Logan Canyon, ay from a two weeks self-ca- and Mrs. Maurine of California, visited at the home of Mrs. Cecils. Peery Payson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Cleave and their daughter, Julie Ann, returned home Sunday evening from a four day trip to Glen Canyon Dam, Canyon City, Clay Tuesday. Theywere interested in genealogical on records. and grooming, re 'both Atlantic theaters. T WOULD YOU HOLD MOLTEN METAL IN YOUR HAND? Young Seamons . their trip. Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeLe-Fevr- e, their daughter, Mrs. Maurine Wilson and children, went to Panguitch Saturday to attend the William 0. Orton reunion. They returned home on Sunday evening. We do to prove the superior insulating quality Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cowan enjoyed a fishing trip to Straw-berr- y on Saturday, visiting overnight with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Graham and returning of INSUlrBITE Insulation CETTERVAY IIISULATtOII CO. home Sunday. OF GENOLA Bobby Moore and Gordon Spainhower spent a weekend at Bear Lake with the Gale Hansen family whowerevacationing there. The boys were guests of Craig Hansen. For Free Estimates Call MORRIS SMITH TM-J82- 3, qoli FRANZ GARNER or 7M-M0- OMMb I. A group of Santaquin people were in Salt Lake Monday to see a baseball game played between the Santaquin First Ward team and Canada. Canada won the game. ch r. and Mrs. Basil Broadbent Casper, Wyoming, spent last M of week at the home of Mrs. Agnet care will appeared here last year in a benefit for Child Haven, and was enthusiastically received. In his concert here Sept. 3 he will play both classical and modern music, allowing time for requests from the audience. Blessed with a phenomenal ear and perfect pitch, Miirk has been playing piano since he was two. He has enraptured audiences in concert programs as well as on national television. Although the new Child Haven building is nearly completed Mark will never see it. For Mark Seamons is blind. Tickets for the concert may be obtained at the door. Mrs. L, N. Ellsworth of Salt Lake City entertained Thursday afternoon at a luncheon given at Riverside Country Club in Provo for her daughter, Mrs Franklin (Carol) Hickenlooper, Provo, who is leaving soon with M r. Hickenlooper, to make her home in Chicago. Covers were arranged for the honored guest and others as follows: Mrs. Eugene Hillman, Mrs. Berne 11 Evans, Payson; Mrs. Stacy Sorenson, Mrs. Louis T. Ellsworth, Mrs. John Rapp, Salt Lake City; also Mrs. Hickenloopers daughters, M rs. Darrell Beardall, Mrs. George Collins, Miss Ann Hickenlooper, all of Provo, and the hostess. Broadbent. They came for the graduation exercises of their son, Steven, from the BYU. Paul Staheli will appear in Oregon Shakespeare Plays Pacific He is an avid sportsman and a bow and arrow enthusiast who takes to the mountains regularly in August to stalk the deer. He married the former Mildred Ockey in 1944. They are the parents of two girls and two boys, the oldest one is attending Utah County who need this be able to receive it. where they visited with LeVere Cleave. Mr. Griffith celebrated his birthday on Saturday while on and State University. coor- dination, handicrafts and limited educable subjects. With kind, loving, accepting teachers, they are learning to play, to live and to laugh as they find their own place in the sun. Their old building, a remodeled home, was too small and couldnt hold everyone who wanted to come. With completion of Child Havens new school at 800 N. 800 W., Provo, additional children from Utah vacation. They spent part of the time at Bear Lake. They also visited Yellowstone National Park. FlorenceSpencer, j ed Mr. and Mrs. Gale Hansen and family returned home staying there overnight. Thursday they visited with her sister, the Art Arnolds at Layton. ! handicapped or who havent the ability to benefit from a regular school. For the past several years 30 children have bene-fittfrom attending Child Haven, learning good work habits, simple homemaking chores, Mr. and M rs. Bob Childs and daughter, Lynda, returned home F riday from a trip to Redlands, Calif. They visited with an aunt M rs. Fleed Goss who is ill in a California hospital. machinist. His training was interrupted in August, 1943, for three years service in the Navy where he saw action during World War n in Concert in Provo Eldred Fisher, her brother and sister and other relatives. Mrs. Maida Sadler, Miss MerleneSadler, Mrs. Veda Mrs. and Mrs. James Williams and four children left Mr. Inglewood, Calif, after spending two weeks vacation visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Invited to the home of Mrs. M axine Moore to a quilting on Friday were Mrs. Elsie Nelson, their children Young Blind Pianist to give Benefit Paul Staheli, son of Mr. and Dean Staheli of Payson, joins the OregonShakespearean Festival in Ashland for his second season as Senior Technician. He received his B.F.A. in 'Theatre from Utah State University, where he portrayed the Ghost in Hamlet" and was the a s s i s t a n t d i r e c t o r for While at Separate Tables. Utah State, Mr. Staheli s tech- -i nical work included productions of Oklahoma, Three Men on Mrs. j j Stanley Wilson Mrs. of Payson was hostess at a j luncheon and social afternoon Wednesday at Oakcrest Inn. The long luncheon table was colorful with arrangements of summer roses and gladioli, with places arranged for 24 ladies. Guests included Mrs. Aileen Dixon Clark, Wyncote, Pa., members of Tres Joli Club and a large group of other friends. Coming from Salt Lake for the event were Mrs. George Q. Spencer, Mrs. Charles Dixon, Mrs. Max Peery, Mrs. Iona Perkins, M rs. Inez Barney, Mrs. Ray Monson, Mrs. May Gilpin, Mrs. Crystal Ware Harper, and Mrs. M aud Harris, all formerly of Payson; McBeth . and from Spanish Fork, Mrs. Bernell Jensen. Payson ladies attending were Mrs. Selby Dixon, Mrs. B. S. Eggertson, Mrs. J. R. Groesbeck, Mrs. Eugene Hillman, Mrs. Earl Page, M rs. George F. Wilson, Mrs. Fearn Gray, Mrs. Jim McMahon, Mrs. Norma Jones, Mrs. Emma Cluff and Mrs. Inez Ivory. a and Horse," Paint Your Wagon. During John Holman and daughter, arian, of Montrose, Colorado, spent Thursday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted M Ahlin. r. and Mrs. Robert Broad-beand family of Winner, South Dakota, visited at the home of Mrs. Agnet Broadbent and other relatives last week. M nt Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Bradley and four children of Bountiful had dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bradley Sunday. M rs. M adge Kay and children and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Peterson visited in California last week. DID Last week Mrs. Fern Johnson visitors Mr. and Mrs. Byron Holman of Las Vegas. Nevada, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Curtis and two of their children of Salt Lake. Over the weekend, she accompanied Mr. and M rs. Donald Daley to Fish Lake. LAWN FURNITURE You Can Wash Your LAWN and Mrs. Duayne Buxton spent a few days here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cowan, leaving this week for Ames, Iowa, where both will study at Iowa State University. Mrs. Buxton, former Mary Cowan, will enroll in her junior year with a major in elemen- tary education. Both she and her husband have been attending Utah State University in Logan. M r. Buxton has completed requirements for his degree and will pursue studies for a doctorate in agriculture MERIENE'S CAR WASH 31 present supper Winning MOWER THROW RUGS The Social 500 club met at the home of Mrs. Inez Kay Wednesday night. Nine members to enjoy a hot were r. YOU KNOW? Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Green-halg- h and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Graham were in Fish Lake over the weekend. had as the past year Mr. Staheli held the post of Designer and Technical Director for the Theatre Department at Oregon State University where he designed A productions of Hamlet, Man for All Seasons, and Mary, Mary." M Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Ahlin and Christy, of Sacramento, Calif., visited last week at the home of Mrs. Julia Ahlin and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ahlin. daughter, M r. and Mrs. Radell Hudson and five children spent Saturday at the home of M r. and M rs. Albert Hudson. Duane Van Ausdal, formerly of Santaquin and a son of Mr. and Mrs, Nick Van Ausdal was recently appointed director of Vocational Education in the Iron County School District, a new position for the district. He was a former teacher of industrial arts at Parowan High SchooL Mr. Van Ausdal is a graduate of Santaquin and Payson schools and received a B. S. degree from Utah State University in 1949 and began his teaching career in Parowan. He was awarded his M asters Degree in 1958 from the same institution. Prior to entering the University to obtain his Bachelors Degree in preparation for teaching, he had completed one year of trade school at Carbon College to become a MARK SEAMONS Saturday for their home at sister, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mrs. Vaughn Davis and her sister, Mrs. Afton Haskell, Payson, entertained at a family gathering in honor of the birthday of their mother, Mrs. Lillie Shaw, at her home in Nephi on Friday. Those coming for the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shaw and M e r r e 1 1 Shaw, Mrs. M ary Shaw, M r. anc Mrs. DeLoye Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Broadhead and children, Mrs. EvanFrampton and children, the Haskell and Davis families. Hudson. By Della Hudson Ed. in Iron Co. Miss Merlene Sadler, who has been visiting with her brother and his wife, M r. and Mrs. Gene Sadler in New York all summer, returned home last week. and her Santaquin News Duane Van Ausdal 1965 26, Mrs. Alice Armstrong, Mrs. Zola Ahlin and Mrs. Della and social evening. in cards were North 1st West PAYSON. UTAH prizes masters research. M rs. Marilyn Suter and her daughter, Billie Jean, 16, left Thursday evening for their home in Bensenville, 111., after spending a vacation in Payson with Mr. and Mrs. FranzSuter. Arriving Aug. 5, they enjoyed a number of trips, including a ride over the Nebo Loop road and also through American Fork Canyon. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ross (Donna Suter) in American Fork and the Bill Searles family in Payson. Traveling by train, they expected to spend a day in Denver enroute home. AMBULANCE 30 YEARS OF SERVICE "A FUNERAL SERVICE WITHIN THE MEANS OF ALL" Member of Utah Funeral Directors Assn. ; PLANS FUNERAL ; Ur. 218 limited Parking South Main Ptyxon. Utah PAYSOII DIAL Visiting Mrs. Grover Kaelber are Mrs. Lillian Harper and her daughter, Mrs. Enrique Seminario. Mrs. Seminario is here after a long absence. Her husband, Lt. Col. visiting Seminario, is working at present at the Air M inistry in Peru. They have six children who have remained in Peru until their school year finishes in December. After a brief visit with friends and relatives in various parts of why drive the United States, Mrs. Seminario will return to Lima. PORTRAITS THE SNACK PACK The Snack Pack AND ALBUMS W If youre a friend of a or a bride-to-b- e bride-to-b- e, call to- 4-- H club, with Mrs. Mercedes Bjarnson as leader, have completed their first project, Foods I. The club helped plant petunias at the First-Fift- h Ward. They also made cookies for the community exhibit and the county exhibit in Provo. Club members are: day and arrange for us to make the needed pictures. Bjarnson, secretary; Payne, song leader; A complete photographic ord, including newspaper Perry, reporter; and JoAnn Becky Janet rec- Winnie, health chairman. pic- PAYSON MTEERS A group of 6 boys, the Payson Mteers, have completed their Their prosecond year in ject was outdoor cookery. President was Brad Spencer vice president, Kent Loveless tures, group photos of the 4-- H. families and candid shots of the wedding and reception the newlyweds a lifetime of enjoyment, and the cost is far less than you might imagine. will give suruun)d Cindy Curtis, president; Jeannette Curtis, vice president; Lynette Craig Haskell was secretary song leader, Tom Warren community service and David Carter; and Ray Dickey, reporter. The boys each received a blue ribbon for their display at the county exhibit. Brad also had a garden project and Craig had a Security Bank Timeway auto loan can put you in the new or used car you need A First loan service is First Security Hank limra-a. . flexible fair and . . last and friendly readily . with month. needs to adaptable your special ly payments scheduled to fit your budget. . . . 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