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Show THE PAYSON CHRONICLE. Payson, Utah I'Oij Eight Friday, June Page Arrowhead OBITUARY Swimming hole I i j,m cl hr Payson Onions Play Post on In Spanish Fork All-St- ar Kr.p" E A oil will ' i.,gh sCliOol il annual l,:gn m bool all star game Ewell to be piaed in Ogden. will play f n the South min-- m ;,ie gan.e to jock a rep: to tin- a'l-stgame in Chicago ,n August. outEwell is a fielder fioin the Lions. He was a long ball hitter with several homeiuns to his credit dining the season. Dean Roberts, Spanish Folk pitcher, will also rcpie-sen- t he legion in tne game. James 'Program SARAH A. HANSON Mrs. S.ir.ili A. M. m. ill II. insun, 72, ti.nivc o! th.-- . city, at IjjM.n city in. jot il Sunday afternoon of o.iumo incident to age. Bom m Bay. J.dy i, she was a daughter of John I . and Emily Blown Man.vill, pioneers of 1852. Sue man led Oi ion Host in layson May lti, 1000. They were divorced. Later she N. Hanson at married Jaim-lie died P.iy.Non J.ine 22, l!!U7. ahont 20 years ago. Mrs Hanson Frip Ewell Wins PaV-ai- is swimming daily fmin until 11 J.m. at Allow Fu r swimming a. stall Satuidav June 10. A licrn.id bus will furnish free 11 A Sunday in ll i n hard-hittin- M V. , ag.a- Latter-da- Samis. y Surviving aie three sons, AlRoller skating will be held bert (. Hurt, Florida; O. Uavid night fiom 8 to 10 p. Tuesday Bust, Salt Lake City, Fred H m. Skaters are asked to bring Hanson, Hawaii; one daughter, own skates, though the Mrs. W. A. (Ardellai Butler, Salt tneir will lent skates management andciuldu-ntwo 11 Lake City gi i 0. Cost is 2a cents to r en two ristei.s, w itii or A ithuiit skates. Mrs. Etta Cove an, San Fiam r.co; ; i grcat-grandchil- , Melissa Mrs. M. Lewis, Provo. Funeral services ducted Thursday at weie Dixon Brothers Open con- p.m. in the waid chapel, fry G. Modern Meat Packing Grant Gardner of the hishupric. Burial was in Payson City Plant at Richfield cemetery under direction of Val Tingrand opening of Dixon ley mortuary. Meat Packing plant of Richfield wav. held Saturday, May 20. The ROBERT L. TANNER gigantic new plant, to he manFuneral services for Robeit L. aged hy Junior S. Dixon, for-mly of Payson, will serve to Tanner, infant son of Hex and Nancy Ituth Erickson Tanner, supply meat to over 2,000 famwho died one day after birth at ilies in Richfield, Salina, Monthe local hospital, were conducted roe and adjacent areas. were escorted 2,000 people Saturday at the Spanish Fork cemetery under direction Valley through the newly constructed Mortuary, Payson. cumpletly modern plant during The child is survived hy his the seven hour open house, begparents, Springville; grandpar- inning at 2 p. m. and continuing ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tanner, until 10 p. m. They were shown Payson; Mr. and Mrs. Mathew the meat packing process from Erickson, Spanish Folk; the moment of arrival of the Mr. and Mrs. Al- livestock, until it is ready to be ton Tanner, Herman Twede, of placed in the grocers counters Payson', Mrs. Nancy Hill, Spanish for sale. After being shown the Fork. workings of the meat processing, they were serClover Boys Four-I- I club has ved a barbacued luncheon. had five meetings this year and with a new slate of officers will Park-Secon- 2 d te continue their extensive activity as outlined in their program. Officers elected included David Christensen, president; Lynn Stewart, vice president; Dennis de Hart secretary; Guy deHart, reporter and Terry Rosier, cheer leader. In meetings to date the clubbers have made eow halters and heard a message from Noble de Hart, assistant county agent. Turf Cafe Opening Offers Facilities For Social Doings Tlie Turf Cafe opened a dine and dance hall a week ago. The hall is large enough to accommodate about 35 couples dining and dancing or about 200 can be served at a special arranged banquet. The new addition is 50 by 100 feet and is beautifully decorated Too Late to Classify LOST German Short Hair in western style. Arnold did the designing and to name of answers Pointer, decorating. Licensed Tug, children's pet. The hall has a entrance of its in Payson. $10.00 reward. Call on the north but it also can own 15. Jess Bachman, Payson be leached hy going through the For Sale 5 room home with old cafe. bath, lot 12x12 rods, 2 chicken coops, pig pens, cow barn, lawn Guesses Melting Time, and flowers, $6200. 2 homes with baths large lots, Wins Pair of Shoes Lucille Haskell, Phone 201-420 South 5th East, Payson, Trellis Wilkinson, 240 South Utah. West, Payson, won the pair of Wolverine Shoes offered by For custom hay halving, wire Christensens store by guessing tics, see John Daniels Jr., the time the cake of ice frozen 6 2 23 about a pair of shoes would melt. Phone The actual melting time was 23 hours and 14 minutes, and the winner guessed 23 hours and 15 minutes. The highest estimate was by LeGrande Higginson, Santaquin who guessed 100 hours, 10 minutes and 20 seconds. Kul-labac- 1 . conKjt BOTTLE By RALPH DANIELS Right now, June graduates are splitting their attention school-enactivities and The Help Wanted Columns. time has come for the cold plunge . . . for hitting the frigid marts of trade with the idea of landing a job. This is a period scarred by that top stopper. "What experience have you had? The fledgling knows he could make good if only he had a chance. Its like that old question, "Which comes first . . . the chicken or the egg?" a lot of Remember, kids successful men started low or slow. It isnt always the start if youve got that counts the stuff. You'll make the grade. Programs Gain le-twe- d ... ... When a Winnipeg, Canada, motorist complained his motor screeched like a cat, a mechanic lifted the hood and found a cat on the motor. It was almost a catastrophe. Its almost catastrophic to he without a camera these days. Thats why we suggest that the best graduation gift you can buy is a fine Eastman Kodak. We have a fine selection at DANIELS DRUG, 6 North Main. Phone 29. Jaycee Attention the efforts of the Chamber of Commerce a strip of ket road in the West Payson area has been oiled, according to a report of officers. Two and a half miles are now complete. Javcees worked with Utah county road commission to encourage tlie project. Further oiling of roads planned is the Payson canyon road from the boundary of the forest reserve to the ski area, where a summer recreation area is to be completed soon. Fireplaces, tables, a soft ball diamond, and good drinking water will be available. Committee on these projects is headed by Through ocal Junior farm-to-m- Noel Reece. Jayeees attending the state convention in Logan recently were Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Reece, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dell Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Loveless, Glen The first idea of method is a progressive transition from one step lo another in any course. Coleridge or.: game ba-etx- 3 m p.m. Tr.e inions w .11 ne third win m kA-;t- ' t.iei: .rig a midweek game. M'-.- l In play. nc.sday the Onions aie to jilay Springville at Done field at live p m. TinOnions will nave a lull liter. mg force to triwail ."p:.r,.y 1'1 ville's bid for a sec m2 m t: cm. Jack Openshu'A. 111 a rebel Idle o', r Nep.'o, Bei k Petei son. Dick I.anl, oi K n k ate all capable ol turning ad Anotru-trie Aitists down. Pay.- -' n dition who may he w cru-OaH I v.O-:.-oil- ' i y BYU : all-sta- tie-illi- m-- do-ue- slad-A.iit- n .1 el a by Dee Winterton fiom Jim Thomas, one a liter, was purchas- - and the other ta $24.00. The sale and livestock was proclaimed L. p','1'!;' F'lK. Mr. hogs 1. ;;Y :;y y "irSH.""' a a. m. What is Socialism? Would it work in America? These are some of the questions to he answered over radio station KOVO excellent A. E. Money, son businessman S '"'"l prominer and din- rv', SM f:el :. is of larf .1 Ward Ch:?-:ge- Relief Society Meetings s Park ward Soda hion Relief Sod Primary and a change hold its closing social 7 at a waid meet- afternoon, June ward the Wednesday Beginning All are urge and Mutual Piimaiy tend. will be held on Mu- ms. nr. d G, ; June 7 t.vities day, June 7, at 10 a.tn. Waid Mutual will convene at 8 j) m. on Wednesday and enn-- , tmue Wednesdays throughout ti.e summer. HJii sch 2 : Park-Secon- d ings. :A w ; scaa; : .he .ps e Spending a in Payson at the homes tives are Mr. and Mrs. Bates and lithe daugr.t wena, of DeRidder, Loa:- il fo: two-wee- k men atior rdy, in : abas ac ol par aduc1 isle s lent .aers rd v r.oni: Prog. wi Salt New fL.: :? lay II ' sv , s py etc Nationwide SHEETS United States. Presented by the Provo Chamber of Commerce in cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, Mr. Bird will discuss the subject, "What in the seventh Price Socialism, broadcast of the series, scheduled for 8 oeloek. Monday, June 5. In his discussion of Sadalism, Mr. Bird will portray American life in this country if the United States should suddenly become citi- ..If jr.F 4 f 1 . Monday, June 5, by William J. Bird, National Affairs Advisor, Chamber of Commerce of the He will also outSocialistic. line a program for individual citizens to combat the growing trend of Socialism in this country. The program is being presented in the interest of better k: y huge by all who at tended. Th ilv of the annu. Is exhibit of Spimi.-cents per pound, Ji-- n zenship. City Improvement ( led tiom Ogden, w ho tor Payson Wednesday 'is trie to on lLgh 11:11 were i committee member-,- . Lions lost 0 8. Cook was tile by day Donald I 'tali s eJi eselitative to tut Committee members, g Genu tional high school Allan. Blaine Fuller. Woithmgton and Dr. Welbs ,n Chicago last year. Rieks also announeed that The hitting strength -A, ill ei al (iries will he aw arded m leaves l.ttle to lad-mdiVi-iot arh foi raring and alDick as such Menhiw-Max so lo tne cal judged a.s best built Duke Hudson Livestock Amos Tut and car. Hillman The Utah State derby Ralph Utah, Fork. There are two divisions for leading the way. Show at Spanish the derby contest with 11 and l mil, 12 year old contest in the Class at Spams for champion-- A, and hoys 13, 14. 15 in Class B. pi ices were p.ud Students School High Biamall of Max livestock. Contest rules follow: hip Grand the of owner 1. epiii. Boy must provide evidence Should v, For sold Lamb Apply Fat , hi.-own dn of having built Champion 100 even an Suffolk weighing Parents are encouraged to Social Security Cards assist and advise. 2. Cost of the car must not exMr. Sherman II. Ruesch, manceed $12.00. of the Provo Social Security ager 3. Each contestant should atoffice, said today that all high tempt to get a sponsor to assist school students should secure a financially in car construction. Social Security account number This should not exceed $6.00, if they plan to work during the about the cost of a good set of summer vacation. It is impossible Boys Baseball Beginning wheels and axles. to give credit to students or any 4. Wheels must not he more Summer baseball for boys will other worker for the wages they than 12 inches in diameter. have been paid unless they pre- be started Monday afternoon at 5. Tires must be solid rubber. sent a Social Security number to 2 p.m. Interested players should 6. The entire weight of car their employer, according to the at the football field at must not exceed 250 pounds. statement made by Mr. Ruesch. report that time. Gene Hillman will Adding of bricks or iron to add Applications for Social Seis not allowed. be in charge of the program. weight curity account numbers may be 7. Cais must have brake callsecured from any Post Office, At five p.m. Monday all boys able of stopping them. Utah State Employment office or 8. The width of car must not wanting to play American Leby writing to the Social Security to exceed 3 feet. Administration at Provo. These gion baseball should ivjiort 0. The length must not exceed same applications may be used to the football field. 5 feet. secure a duplicate card if both 10. The body of car may be of the old card have covered with sheet metal, tin, portions been lost. Ordinarily the Social aluminum, fabric, leather fiber, card can be issued imwall board, plywood, linoleum, Security at the Provo office or mediately wije or cardboard. a few days if it is handwithin 11. Each boy must icgister his led bv correspondence. entry with a member of the comAnyone interested in obtaining mittee on oi before June 20, an 1050. application for a number or securing any information and advice about the Social Security Mr. contact Freedom Loss Through piogram should Ruesch at the City Offices in Pav-soon Tuesday, June 6, at 11:00 Government Cited government through better NEWS a: a Foi k. , Pay-son- Foi k in afternoon at to the plunge. Chailes King will be instructor tor ttie eight weeks course. Everyone wishing to take lessons must he between 8 and F, and must icgister at Arrowhead or The Payson Chronicle. The h) cent fee includes bus fare admi'-ioto the pool. and ls n e loe; o: aS educated Soap Box Derby Rules Final bathing revue will be at Bngiiain Young univi ft dy held on Sunday, June 4 at 2 p. Released for July 4 in Biovo. with ten young bathing Mrs. Hanson lived at Loa. m Wayne county, daring her e.nly beauties vying for first place Run Down School Hill married life, later leturnmg to and a chance at Miss Utah title Contest rules for the Julv 4 is ( i o laysun. She vea.-- a memher of contest to be held m September . ot Cluist of Jesus In ee i ontestunt.s aie from the Church soap box dei by mn down Pay piteliei ti Game U Onions Pay-o- Sjcoii.-- n !( C-- This is your sheet if your budget says save! Yuu get a sturdy, weave (128 threads to every square inch!) Deep hems, linn woven selvages. Com pare. d 81 x !)) 81 x 108 72 x 108 1.74 1.94 1.74 i 39c 'k ..mM Nationwide Case: 42 x 36 ... .j PANTOMIME . . . llolly Brooks fakes a song as recorder makes tlie music in Cleveland night eiub. It's a stunt to avoid cabaret tax. PENC0 Following is excerpts from Chapter XIV of Pavson Citv Ordinances: Section 90. Exceptions. Every dog or bitch running al large not licensed and w ithout the collar marked as above described, and any bitch, whether so collared or not, found at large during her period of salacity may be slam bv the marshal or any policeman; provided, that no person shall kill or molest any dog, or bitch not in her period of salacity which may follow, or be led by, any traveler into or the city while with its owner or keeper, or near the through waon animals or effects of the same. Section 91. Vicious and Dangerous Dogs Running at Large. It shall be unlawful for any person to suffer or allow to run at large any dog or bitch, owned or possessed bv him, known to be vicious or dangerus or to have bitten anv person while passing peaceably along anv street or alley in this city. Section 94. Penalty. Any person anv of the the provisions of this chapter shall beviolating deemed gu'iltv of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not more than fifty dollars, or bv imprisonment in the city or county jail not more than thirty davs or bv both such fine and imprisonment. Section 94A. Collars lo be Worn. Every registered iw or bitch shall wear upon the neck a metallic or other sun ib'e collar with a metallic plate or check attached, which plate or check shall be furnished by the citv, and upon which shall be legibly stamped the number corresponding with the number of the ceirifieate of registry. These ordinances will be strictly enforced. 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