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Show The Payson Chronicle, Payson, Utah THURSDAY, JUNE Santaqtrin News By Dalit Hudson The Santaquin City budget hearing is scheduled tor Friday, June 3, in the City Hall at 8 p.m. according to Mayor Howard Armstrong. Peay has been made president of the Library Board and states that money is now available for new books for the library. He also states that the week from June 2 to June 12 is free library week, meaning that anyone having a book overDean due can return same without paying a fine. He urges anyone that has books they would like to donate to the library to bring them to the Library and they would be greatly appreciated. Bountiful spent the weekend at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Peterson. Peterson Don of Visiting at the home of Mrs. Laura Goodall and other relatives is Reed Jerman of Salt Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Don Jerman of Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Warner of Idaho Falls have spent the past four days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Peterson. Mrs. Jennie Hendrickson is in the Payson Hospital with an illness. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Kay have a new baby boy born in the Pay-so- n Hospital May 29. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Holla-da- y and their three children of Ontario, Oregon, have been visiting at the home of Mrs. Thora Holladay and Mrs. Olive Greenhalgh. They came for the graduation of their son Gerald from the BYU. Also present at the home of Mrs. Thora Holladay were Mr. and Mrs. Otis Cole and family of Clearfield. TRY THE CHRONICLE WANT ADS 2, 1968 Cloward and seven children of Salt Lake City; and also the McBeth sons, Jimmy and Jeffry and their wives and children, all of Salt Lake City. Others here for the day were the Max Clowards of Magna, the Lee Thomas family of Salt Lake City, and the Wells Cloward family of Provo. one of Chase, active senior citizens, spent Memorial Day in Tooele with Mr. and Mrs. Verl Whiting and family of Springville. They visited a number of relatives and also decorated graves in the Tooele City Cemetery. A family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Flint McClellan was arranged on Memorial Day. In the group were the McClellans and their Former Paysonians, known years ago as Clara and Mildred Pace, with their husbands, Ed Singmaster and Sam Fox, spent the weekend in Payson. A family party was held at the Bigler Cabin in Payson Canyon and those present were Mrs. Pearl Bigler, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bigler and two children; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin (Joan Lee Bigler) Oberg and four children. The Singmasters reside in Ashland, Oregon, and Mr. and Mrs. Fox are from Grants Pass, Oregon. IP iVfdUi STOXfr xaxrs 00& that you might just as well live dangerously, because you have three strikes against you, you couldnt be more wrong, the Utah Heart Association advises. A new booklet, Reduce Your Rish of Heart Attack, is available free from the Heart Association at 250 East First South, Salt Lake City. A family history of premature cardiovascular disease does appear to raise an individuals risk ot some extent. However, other risk factors such as high cholesterol, hypertension, obesity and cigarette smoking separately and in combination outweight heredity threefold and more. Although the highest number of deaths from heart attacks undoubtedly occurs in the older age groups, young men should not b e lulled into a false sense of security. The Heart Association reminds you that the disease process ending in middle-age- d heart attack starts silently, early in life. So now is the time to take countermeasures with diet, weight control and e erase, to help head off a heart attack in middle age. For advice about your heart, always ask your doctor; for ask your Heart Association. Judy Peay announces engagement to Lloyd Draper, will wed in fall Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Peay Spring Lake wish of to announce the engagement of their daughter, Judy, to Lloyd B. Draper, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. LuRay Draper of Genola. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kinder from Indio, Calif., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Viv Montague. In their honor, dinner was served Sunday evening for the Kinders, Montague. Mrs. Emma Jacobson of Provo, were at the Payson Cemetery on Memorial Day. Mrs. Powell McDowell is in New York to assist with the arrival of a new grandchild. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Richmond of San Leandro, Calif., are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Viron Davis in Salem and also calling on other relatives and friends. USU HONOR ROLL Honor roll students at Utah State University, Winter Quarter, were announced recently by Claude J. Burtenshaw, dean of students. Dean Burtenshaw indicated that in order to make the honor list, a student must have at least 15 credit completed hours of, attained a grade point average of 3.5 or better (4.0 is straight A). Roxie Throckmorton was listed on the honor roll from Payson. ARCH THEATRE SPANISH FORK, UTAH OPEN THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 5 - Friday Saturday -4 WsSDW(l V I6RIUMI Jimimi 1 IfflEMO tmm HU1EUUAH TRAIL THE DSRALB asrjc PUASialSAI cmffST-jQ- KEIT1 w -- ASl SS2 ewe 'r namr uKltO UUS!$ BLAINE JOHNSON IKW-EUB- K JUNE 20 to JULY ORDER TICKETS NOW! DUNII 2 SALES REPRESENTATIVE Business Phone Residence Phone at Valley Music Hall Kiss Me Kate Performance mghy at 8 15 p m (except 798-35465-377- the Gould and Ruth D. Bills, Dixons, Payson, Isaac in Leland. 5 named. Persons in the region adjacent to Salt Lake City to present their views or make statements at the June 7 meeting should write to the Commission, 1730 K Street, N. de-s:ri- ng W., D. C. 20006. Washington, They should also bring to the meeting five copies of any prepared statement that will be submitted. representatives ernor Ramptons theatre-in-the-rou- nd and sum- mer stock and played character parts in television films, such as Burks Law, Greatest Show on Earth, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea and distinquished himself as a dramatic film actor portraying Uncle Chris I Rememin George Stevens ber Mama and was cast as a beachcomber in the motion picture film Wahini. His personal appearances include some of the top night spots in the country. Charlie McCarthy has been called the most unusual and valuable block of wood in the world. He has appeared before the royalty of England and Sweden and before two Presidents in the White House, mentioned three times in the Congressional Record, received an honorary degree from Northwestern University and has the distinction of having the greatest listening audiences on any artist in radio Appearing with Mr. Bergen will be his wife Francis Bergen. Tickets for A Night To Remember are available by mail to Valley Music Hall, PO Box 222, North Salt Lake. They may also be purchased at the theatre box office, Castletons, Z. C. M. L, Stores, Area Representatives and the handy drive-u- p window located at Ballard-Wad- e on 13th South and Main. at CHEVROLET CARS CHEVROLET TRUCKS O K USED CARS Sumtet; Matinees Saturday at 2 15 p m. Send check or money order to P 0. Boi 222, North Salt Lake, Utah GRIDLEY CHEV CO. 570 SOUTH MAIN SPANISH FORK CRADLE ROLL April 29 Boy - Glade Allen Youd Carr, Spanish and Marie Fork. April 30 Girl - Jack Cleon and Jean Marie Goble Radford, Payson. 1 - Gerald Bert and Sandra Ausdal Wyler, Spanish May 6 May 7 Boy - Levi Ray and Carrol L Beardall Shepherd, Fork. representa- - Merlynn Tanner attends carpet Kay Carlson May 17 Merlynn Tanner of Payson Furniture Company, Payson, is one of a nationally selected group of carpet retailers which has just completed a comprehensive invitational seminar on carpet manufacturing. The four-da- y program of study followed every step of carpet production from receipt of raw fiber stock to finished carpet. The group met at Lees Carpets re mill in Glasgow, Virginia. As an illustration of the tufting process, the group watched Lees Island Parkbeing made ot on 12 and machines. Two deniers of heavy filament-nyloare used to achieve a subtle texture, reminiscent of the classic cloud motif hand carved in much costlier carpets. Filamont nylon is rated the longest-wearicarpet fiber on todays market. Melodyland, 34-ac- California. She exceeded the previous record holder by more than $20,000.00. This is quite a testimonial to this mighty mite of an entertainer who stiU practices three hours a day to achieve the perfection shes seeking. In fact, to Jane Powell music is a way of life, not just a form of entertainment. Jane Powell began her career in show business as a child star and has virtually grown up in the field of entertainment. Starting first as a movie star and graduating to live performances. Jane Powells name has ng DEPARTMENT POST OFFICE The Board of U. S. CivilSer-vic- e Examiners for the Post become synonymous with standing room only at the nations top supper clubs, and her appearances on top tele- Office 7-- 11 ' Department has announced an open competitive examination for filling the positions of substitute clerk and substitute carrier in the Payson, Utah Post Office. The positions pay a starting salary of $2.57 an hour with annual increases for six years to $3.08 an hour and additional increases every three years to $3.50 an hour. Full information and the application forms may be obtained from: Examiner in Charge, Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners, Post Office Department, Provo, Utah, or at the Payson Post Office. WEDDING GIFTS ' AT FRANKS PHARMACY or : CALL US AND HAVE YOUR NAME PLACED ON A ; WEDDING GIFT LIST Call 465-25- 51 'H"H,'I l"t4H'l"H't'l,4t'H4t'H,4ll,llW'tJ"l"l"liH'M"l"l"l,'l"l" Barney, Payson. Girl - Richard David and Clella Rae Porter Bush, Salem. school at Factory Anaheim, Spanish May 8 Boy - Arthur Vance and Carolyn Patrick Keetch, Pleasant Grove. May 11 Girl - Wayne and Rae Anderson Shepherd, Spanish Fork. May 12 Girl - Alan Phillip and Elaine Brown Johnson, Spanish Fork. May 16 Girl - Rodger LeRoy andSandra Gov- REAR PARKING Berry suffered a broken upper arm recently. She received it while playing softball with her family at Hobble Creek Canyon when Girl - John Larry and Patricia Ellen Crawford Thomas, Provo. 7-- 11 A reunion of the Stevens family was held over the Memorial holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Stoil Stevens acting as hosts to their family including Frank Seal of Oregon and California, Mr. and Mrs. Hosmer Webb of Kaelsbel, Montana, and Mrs. May S. Hamley of Reno, Mrs. Marjorie Girl - Robert Ralph and Jean Ann Johnson Henderson, Spanish Fork. 1966. on 13th South and Main. They may also be obtained by mail to Valley Music Hall, P.O. Box 222, North Salt Lake City, Utah. Elmon May 4 of the vision programs have brought her even greater following. In addition to her heavy television and night club schedule, there have been dozens of concert tours which she headlines annually. Tickets for Unsinkable Molly Bro-ware available at the theatre box office, Z. C. M. L stores, Area Castletons, Representatives and Ballard-Wa- de and Mrs. - John Kay and Ann Warren Hansen, Spanish Fork. June 6th marks the opening of Valley Music Halls Gala Summer Musical Season. The first of a series of 5 Musicals wiU star Jane Powell as the Unsinkable Molly Brown. Appearing with Miss Powell will be Salt Lake Citys own Art Lund. The production is scheduled to run for two weeks ending June 18. There will be special matinee performances Saturday 11 June and Saturday 18 June at 2:15 p.m. Jane Powell made entertainment history recently when she established the highest gross ever recorded in Summer Theatre Mr. Hendrickson and two children attended institute graduation at Snow College on Sunday afternoon. Their daughter LuAnn was a graduate. Boy Molly Brown opens Mon., June 6 Edgar Bergen, surely one of Americas most versatile performers, will appear in the show A Night to Remember along with Nelson Eddy & Gale Sherwood and Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. There will be a special matinee performance at Valley Music Hall on Saturday 4 June at 2:15 p.m. Millions of fans in dozens of lands have witnessed the genial entertainers unique artistry in the person of such marvelous characters as Charlie McCarthy, Mortimer Snerd, Effie Klinker and Podine Puffington. Though Edgar Bergen has become one of the most famous ventriloquists in history, his talents have become increasingly diversified during his years as a top performer. For ax am pie he has appeared in Mrs. Nan Jackson attended graduation exercises at Eureka on Friday night. Her granddaughter, Ina Gae Phillips, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Verl Phillips, was valedictorian of their class. Fork. 50 Governors. Many of these suggestions were discussed at a meeting of the Public Land Law Review Commission with its Advisory Council and the Governors Representatives, which was held in Washington on March 24 and 25, Mr. Donald Schwinn, who has Wayne Bushman, supervised genealogy work in West Ward, was recently sustained a member of the Nebo Stake High Council. Mr. Bushman was a former bishop in the Lehi Stake before making their home at West Mountain. May 3 33-m- an from the BY RUBY MEREDITH Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thompson vacationed at New Plymouth, Idaho, with their daughter and family, Glen and Weltha Johnson. They also visited with former West Mountain residents Delphin and Mae Hiatt, at Shoshone, Idaho. May Boy Van Edgar Bergan appears at Music Hall, Nevada. t first von kudos is relatives including D. history. CARTOON who Myrth D. Addington, Edda D. Morgan and Jeneve D. McBride, vacationed in the area last week, visiting LaPreal JUNE star Californians with Thursday Vivacious IV Nuptial plans point to a temple wedding in the fall. Miss Peay is a graduate of Payson High School and LDS Seminary. She is presently employed at Spanish Fork. Mr. Draper is also a graduate of Payson High School and LDS Seminary. He is now serving with the U.S. Air Force stationed at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas. Mrs. and Mr. Claiborne Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Montague and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Montague and family and Ray SHOW TIME 7:15 p.m. BYE BYE BIRDIE resentative Laurence J. Burton and Director Milton A. Pearl will also be present at the meeting. The Commission announcement indicated that it is not desired at this time to hear any suggestions as to what the future shape of public land law or practice should be. At this stage, the Commission is primarily concerned with identifying specific areas that require study. We have had many excellent suggestions for study topics, Chairman Aspinall stated, most of but, he continued, these have come through representatives of organized conservation, trade, and user groups, and from state and local government. We are now interested in hearing directly from those who live in and near the public land areas and who may not have been represented by those from whom we have received suggestions. It was noted that most of the suggestions that have come to the Commission have been furnished through members of a Advisory Council and th Powell McDowell of Lander, Wyoming, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank McDowell of Salt Lake City, together with Mrs. Lottie Larson of Spanish Fork and lip tive to the Public Land Law Review Commission will attend the Salt Lake City meeting. In addition, some members of the Advisory Council may be able to attend to hear firsthand the views of local people. The Public Land Law Review Commission was established by Federal law for the purpose of reviewing the laws, regulations, practices, and procedures applicable to the public lands and to report to the President and Congress with any recommendations that it deems appropriate and necessary to provide that the public lands of the United States shall be: (a) retained and managed or (b) disposed of, all in a manner to provide the maximum benefit for the general public. The Commission iscom-pos- ed of six members appointed by the President of the Senate, six members appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives, six members appointed by the President of the United States and a nineteenth member, who serves as Chairman, elected by the eighteen N. h) Pay-so- ns guests, numbering 40 people. After decorating the graves at the cemetery, 36 family members and four others adjourned to Salem Park for a picnic luncheon, coming from Payson, Magna and Orem. Wayne Chairman Aspinall of the Public Land Law Review Commission, announced today that a meeting will be held in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, June 7, and will continue, if necessary, on Wednesday, June 8. The meeting will hear from users and prospective users of the public land, views as to matters that should be studied by the Public Land Law Review Commission. The meeting wiU be held in the Governors Conference Room at the State Capitol starting at 10 a.m., and will be presided over by the Commissions Vice Chairman, H. Byron Mock. Commission member Rep- were Mr. and Mrs. T. J. George Salt Lake City next Tuesday Representative at the McBeth home guests for Advlc About Your Huort So Your Doctor Ht Informolloo Aik Your Hoort Aiiodolloo ary risk picture; a third you probably wouldnt change, even if you could. You cant choose your ancestors all over again, so if they were victims of premature coronary heart disease, youre still a twig on the family tree. You cant do anything to keep from growing old; time marches on, whether you like it or not. And as for sex, youd probably rather fight than switch. If you figure at this point in All of the family of the late T. J. and Laura S. Cloward were at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted McBeth Saturday, and all 61 brothers and sisters and their children decorated the graves at Payson City Cemetery after a day that included a hot dinner served at noon. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Don Cloward from Canyon, Texas, who will stay through the present week. Overnight Ticket Science fiction might make it come true, but theres nothing you can do now to change two elements in your coron- West Mountain News Public Land Commission sets meeting ; May 18 Boy - Merrin Huish and Iona May Carter Spainhower, Payson May 19 Boy - Larry Williams and Miriam Bonita Jensen Crump, she tripped and fell. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Finch met at the home of Mrs. Finches oldest sister, Mrs. Mary A. Morrill, at Orem on Monday to celebrate the 80th birthday of Mrs. MorrilL There were eight brothers and sisters present withtheir partners. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. George LeBaron of Ephraim, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hendrickson, Mr. and Mrs. Finch, Payson; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond LeBaron, Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Miles and Mrs. Olive Greenhalgh, Santaquin; and Mr. and Mrs. David R. LeBaron of Provo. Mrs. Nan Jackson enjoyed a visit from her son, La Von Jackson, as he was flying from Hawaii to Indiana on a business trip. He motored from Salt Lake to Payson where Mrs. Jackson joined him and they were dinner guests of his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jackson at Provo. six-ho- ur Claudia Smith and Gloria Mower, girl friends of Glenna Stewart from Nephi, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nielson of Genola attended commencement exercises on Thursday at the Nebo Stake Center. Glenna is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Stewart. Mrs. C. J. Gaisford, Mrs. Ritcha and Mrs. Betty Spencer of American Fork, and Mrs. Faun Rothe and daughter of Lehi congratulated their niece Ann Rothe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rothe, by their attendance at her graduation from high school Thursday evening. Following the exercises, Anna returned to Lehi with her cousin, Carolina, where she spent the weekend. Hal Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rothe and family attended a birthday dinner in honor of Mrs. Rothe s mother, Mrs. LaRue Gaisford of American Fork, Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Ritcha at American Fork. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thompson spent Friday night with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Christen (Jessee) of Orem. They attended commencement exercises for their grandson, Dennis Thompson, held at the Orem High School. Dennis left Sunday for Fort Polk, La., for military service. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Allbee Nephi and Mrs. Ruby Meredith attended commencement exercises in American Fork Friday. Bob Allbee, formerly of Payson, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Allbee, was a graduate. Hansen Hanks, Spanish Fork. May 21 Boy - Dale and Ida Banner Mattinson, Payson. May 22 Girl - Arnold MaMar and Iris Darlene Hawkins Swenson, Eureka. May 24 Boy - Arnold and Joyce Hutchings Wilson, Springville. Girl - Philip Earl and Joan Kotter Jones, Payson. Mrs. Russell Hillman and children of Los Angeles, Calif., spent the past week in Payson, coming especially for high school graduation exercises in which Mr. Hillmans brother, Phil Nielson, received his diploma. They stayed for the Memorial weekend. mother, Mrs. Lorin P. Johnson, -- of Spanish Fork. Dr. Keith Johnson of Bakersfield, Calif., arrived by plane to spend Memorial Day with his , NQUAUTY! and other relatives. When you cant see her laughing face, her voice can tickle you pink with a Long Distance call. 1 |
