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Show t raoiiey Deeded to complete oieu feleidaeirs fillor Little league The Payson Little League Braves participated in the UBBA held at Orem Utah last week. On their first game they beat Orem with a score of 18 to 4. They were beaten by Pleasant Grove on the second day 12 to 2 and on Wednesday they defeated another Orem team, 9 to 7 but on Thursday they were beaten by the Goshen team, 7 to 6. The Payson Braves are coached byJerry Hot weather fishing Do these hot summer days make you feel like sitting in the shade doing nothing? Chances are the fish down in your favorite fishing hole feel the same way. Fishing is generally good on most waters during the spring, but it often slows down during the hot days of summer when fish seek cooler water in the deeper parts of lakes and re- G. Osmond Dunford applies paint to planks in parking lot prior to installation servoirs. The Division of Fish and Game offers a few angling tips to help make your summer fishing trips more productive. Fish the deeper parts of lakes and reservoirs during the middle of the day. on bleachers. Fishing near inlets where cooler, aerated water from streams enters is often productive when fish are inactive in the rest of the lake. Trolling deep or fishing on the bottom with bait will help you get your hook where the fish are. This usually requires a boat except on waters with deep water near the shoreline. Fishing early and late will often find fish feeding in shallower water near the shore. Flies are especially effective during these times of the day. Utahs 1970 Oak Crest Golf Course held their first annual Ladies Tournament Saturday, Aug. 1. Women golfers from Payson, Spring-vill- e, Spanish Fork and Provo met In groups of four to tee of on the nine holes for a shotgun start. Low gross of the field was won by Mary Grace Amos, Spanish Fork. Low net of the field was won by Orris Merrill, dove season has through September 30, 1970. The daily bag limit is 10 birds with a possession limit of 20. Shooting hours are 12 hour before sunrise to mourning 1, Bernell Evani, Tim Durrant, Gary Etharington, combination and Coach Robert Monlovo work on eraction of steel beams for new Puyson High Football Stadium. sunset. A Provo. Other places were: A flight: 1st place, Francis Bona; 2nd place, Dona Mae Bingham; 3rd place, Ivy. B flight: 1st place, Juanita Mower; 2nd place, Connie Orr; 3rd place Carol Klauk. C flight: Tied for 1st was Cricket Nelson and Beverly Gabbitas; 2nd place Kathy Gabbitas. Other special prizes were awarded to Ev Brook for the most pars; Laura Braum and Connie Orr for low putts. Others to receive awards were Verda Egan, Norma Mock, Carol Klauk, Delores Knotts, Mary Brockbank and Carol Lun-de- ll. or small game hunting license is required to hunt mourning dove ; persons 12 to 15 years of age may hunt mourning doves providing they have the proper license and are accompanied by a person 21 years of age or older. Sportsmen are reminded that repeating shotguns must be plugged while hunting mourning doves. Guns must be plugged to reduce the capacity to not more than three shells in the magazine and chamber A luncheon served by the Oak Crest Inn was enjoyed by the ladies following the tournament. -- NEWS OF SERVICEMEN Five Payton High Lettermen take a wall datarvad braak from their labors on the new seating facilities. The lettermen have dona a major portion of the Applications for permits to hunt moose, buffalo, and desert bighorn are due August 13, 1970. Applications must be received at the Salt Lake office of the Division of Fish and Game by midnight, August 13th or they will be invalid. Applications for permits must be on special forms provided by the Division and must be mailed to the Salt Lake office of the Division of Fish and Game. Permits for the above mentioned species are available to residents of the state only and are permits for successful applicants. work completed so far. Pictured here are: Gary Brimhall, Tim Durrant, Jim Durrant and Mark Wood. f' ' ' Mark Etharington, " Open area bull elk permits remain on sale until August 18 at 5:00 p.m. Permits are available only at Division of Fish and Game Offices. The permit fee remains at $15.00 this year and permits are valid on all elk areas open to hunting in 1970. Hunters who had an elk permit in 19G8 or 1969 are not eligible for a permit this year. New stadium is now 90 complated in construction but only about 80 complete in funds. Anyone wishing to help in final fund should contact Jack Etherington, chairman, at 609 South 500 West, Payson. rai liwtfifb ... 033 KKGfflMj V. CO CLASSIFIED WITH HYSTER cola, Florida. Loveless is a 1966 graduate of Payson High School, Payson, Utah, and attended Snow College, Ephraim, Utah. Navy Seaman Apprentice Gary D. Riches of 415 East 4th South, Payson, Utah is a member of the initial crew of USS Francis Hammond, a new destroyer escort commissioned at Long Beach, Calif., July 25. As a member of the commissioning crew, he observed the final phases of the ships construction, assisting in the establishment of the ships administrative organization and intensive training. Elk permits NAMCO BARRETT Cadet Roger A. Jensen, son of Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Jensen, 70 East 200 South, Goshen, Utah, is receiving six weeks practical application in military leadership at the Army Reserve Officer Training Corps advanced summer camp at Ft. Lewis, Wash., from June 12 to July 23. Cadet Jensen is one of approximately 17,000 young men expected to attend ROTC advanced camps at various military installations throughout the nation. He will train as a small unit leader and instructor in realistic exercises, and will receive command experience and the opportunity to apply classroom knowldege in the field. Jensen is a student at Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah. His wife, Barbara, lives in Goshen. The following boys were either enlisted or were inducted into the armed forces: Lewis, Randall D., Goshen, Air Force; Ballard, John S., Payson, Army; Kallbacka Edward A., Payson, Army; Loveless, Larry B., Payson, Navy; Chappie, Glenn A., Spanish Fork, Army; Peterson, Kenneth A., Spanish Fork, Air Force; Tuckett, Dennis J., Spanish Fork, Navy. The following were discharged from the armed forces; Burgi, George E., Goshen, Navy; Finlinson, Maurice J., Payson, Lopez, Benny, Payson, Army; Army; Moore, Robert L., Jr., Payson, Navy; Smith, Robert L., Payson, Navy; Wilson, Richard S., Payson, Army; Fautin, Monte R., Spanish Fork, Navy; Hall, James L., Spanish Fork, Navy; Shepherd, Wayne L., Spanish Fork, Army; Sowsonicut, Brant; Spanish Fork, Army. RENT OR LEASE LOW RATES PURCHASE OPTIONS Any model to GAS - Navy Seaman Larry B. Loveless, son of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine H. Loveless of 280 South, 300 East, Payson, Utah, reported for communications training at Naval Communications Training Center, Pensa- Big game rr Buys and Blaine Wilson. The Yankees also participated in the UBBA. They were beaten on the first day by an Orem team and on the second day by a Spanish Fork Team. They were coached by Neal Porter and Richard Gray. Max Llewelyn of Payson was chosen to serve as Vice President of the UBBA (Utah Boy s Baseball A ssociation) for the coming year. Allen Ainge of Spanish Fork will be President. The UBBA will be held in Spanish Fork next season and inPaysoninl972. Golf tourney Dove season been set for September meet your needs ELECTRIC r; 487-746- Hazel Twede L HUM! iVtft'tf 84651 THE PAYSON CHRONICLE Thursday, August 13, 1970 SECOND SECTION B Dr. Clifford Clark files for position on school board Dr. Clifford Clark has announced his candidacy for the office of school board member for the Nebo School District Board of Education. He has filed to represent District Two of the Spanish Fork area, a post held by Dr. William Sorensen for the past twelve years. Dr. Clark, a Professor of Education at B.Y.U., would bring a board background of educational experience to the Nebo Board. He holds a doctor's degree in public school administration and has had fifteen years of varied public school and university experience. Before Joining the B.Y.U. faculty in 1969, he was a Professor of Education at the University of Northern Colorado. In this position he served as a consultant to the universitys Educational Planning Service, an organization rendering educational guidance to school districts throughout He has also Colorado and the taught at Weber State College and served earlier as a principal and teacher in Mid-We- st. Dr. Clifford Clark Nebo School District. An active member of the L.D.S. Church, Dr. Clark has served in two bishoprics, on the High Council, as a Branch President in Colorado, and is currently Executive Secretary to the Spanish Fork Stake Presidency. He has also been active in civic affairs and is a member of the Spanish Fork Kiwanis Club. A native of the Spanish Fork area, he was born in Benjamin, Utah. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clark who still reside in Benjamin. He received his public school education in Nebo School District and was graduated from Spanish Fork High School in 1947, Upon recently returning to Utah the family selected Spanish Fork as a home where they reside in the Thirteenth Ward. Included in his family are Clara Lee, his wife, Leesa, Kent and Steven, students at Park School and Dave, a senior at Spanish Fork High School. Dr. Clark feels that Nebo District should continue to upgrade its educational program. He feels the major responsibility of a board member is to represent the people by evaluating and establishing in size to at least a double track operation before additional new elementary buildings are erected. Most of the present elementary schools are too small to be run economically and lack the size to accommodate services and programs possible in larger units. Another area needing careful attention is that of new educational programs and To Insure against costly innovations. and frustrating ventures, careful evaluation and deliberation need to be exercised before programs are put into operation. If elected, Dr. Clark would work toward better home, school and community relationships and the continued improvement of educational programs. Rubber Stamps Photo Copy Service Bookkeeping Needs sound educational policies. General administration of the schools should be left to school officials. In his opinion, existing elementary schools in the district need to be expanded a3JjMlAHT IlhJi i'lMutf i 4 ' t ' t C J 4 uytM a rV S Hhfn . -j A ' i - A w . 1 - I HD PUILISHINC COMPANY aaimtiao a Aoviantino tnaautiv ;j 0 I I'll A Take it from Tennessee Ernlo Ford, saving money has never been easier at Ford Dealers. Dollar discounts are the history. Even on new model highest In clearance-sal- e Torino already priced $200 lower. 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