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Show 6 Lions Face TougEa Line at Caraiual Lions probably will have seven players going both ways. Charged with stopping the Lehi attack will be Aragon, Stewart, Bott and Holt fronting for corner linebackers Hone and Mark Stadium. Davis and middle linebackers stand four of their front Three Weinle and Sheri Robbins. Halfmore than 3 and weigh in excess of 200 pounds, said head backs wiU be Christensen and coach Jim Currant. Gary Pe- Tasker and Burraston at safGladstan junior golfers this weekend will be after the Mullett terson, for example, is 7 and ety will be responsible for nail4 ing anyone who gets past the years. Watching the swing wieghs about 245." age group and trophy for other ten. of Alan Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Jones, are Mike But Durrant and his assistProbable starting offensive ants arent belittling their own Hill, left, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theron Hill, and Danny Chamteam will be Mike Buys or Hone Leo and of Mr. son Mrs. Chambers. Photo Chronicle worked Our kids have crew. bers, real hard. We feel good about at split end. Wayne Gasser wiU it. Our line has looked good." be at left tackle and Holt at The coach, winner of two state right. On the left side of center Jeff Cooper wiU be Robbins and, champoinships and a runner-u- p Mullett Jewelry of Provo has in the last three Bott will be stationed on Coo- -, Payson Junior golfers have also years, scheduled their biggest competi- donated trophies to be awarded is with his backs. Qua- pers right. Kim Montague looks pleased tion of the year, Mulletts Jun- to the winners in each flight. rterback Dan Sudweeks has paslike the starting right end. ior Tournament, Saturday at 9 Golf pro Bill Rupper will donate sed very well and running backs In the backfield with quartera.m. There will be two flights 2nd place prizes. There will Mike Tasker, Brent Christensen, back Sudweeks will be Tasker years, and 15-years. be no entry fee, and all boys Mark Marvin and Jay Burraston and Burraston at halfs and Chrare invited to participate. have been impressive, Durrant istensen or Mark Marvin in the Mike Hill easily won 1st place said. fullback slot. in the junior competition Aug. The carnival, matching RegHe expects the defensive front 22 at the Payson golf course. four Larry Aragon, Darrell ion Vis four northern schools Mike was followed by Danny Stewart and Shane against a quartet from the south, Chambers in second place, Alan Bott and Kib Holt to be touglu opens with the two Forks," SpaJones in third place and Gary Middle linebacker Roland Wein-l- e nish against American, in the York in fourth. is tremendously improved and first quarter followed by Pleasant Grove vs. SpringviUe in the Mike Hone got toucornerbacker The beginning of school is able to open up new classrooms second period. Following extenseswith every gher for a joyful happy experience and split every grade because halftime festivities and the sive coach the observed. most students in Nebo District. there are more students in one sion, battle in the third Durrant and his staff Payson-LeHowever, have school than another. Each time About 700 to go out on a quarter, Uintah will have at it reluctant are attended school for the first time a new classroom is opened and how the Lions against Carbon. this week. They are happy, ex- equipped it costs about $10,000. limb and predict do this will Until weve season. cited and anxious to begin their It is not that the board or the and an opportunity had a game Genola Wins school experiences. The remain- administration does not want to to look at the team in der of the 10,100 students have make the best situation for every competition its difalready been to school one or child, it is simply a matter ficult to- make an accurate apThe Genola junior baseball temore years but we hope they of how to do it with the ream , with a record of 7 in praisal" are equally as anxious to con- sources available. was awarded With the starting defensive and regular season play, Trtinue their learning. Memorial In the case of transportation, Jack the Openshaw offensive lineups pretty well set of the conclusion at Teachers, lunch workers, sec- state law provides the district the ophy retaries and others are return- will furnish transportation or for the carnivals third quarter Santaquin invitational tournament the Pioneers from Lehi, against ing from their many varied sumearlier this month. pay parents in lieu of furnishmer activities to open up the ing transportation if an elementThe trophy was presented by 27 schools in the district. son Kurt Openshaw, ary school is more than one The first few days of school and a half miles from school of the long-tiplayer and coach present many problems to many and a secondary student more for whom the award is named. people. Adjustments have to be then two miles from school. The Coach Jerry McManagal in his made by all to get the gears assumption of this law is there first year at the helm of the of the school machine oiled and is some parental responsibility Genola juniors, won the Coach Hunters are getting ready for running just right so we can to be assumed when students of the Year trophy for the sanhave an outstanding experience are inside the busing limits. Fridays opener of the Utah taquin Little League region. band-tailin 3. It is not possible in every mourning dove and w of McManagal is a seasons. pigeon We regret that some adjustcase when students are transthe late SidneyThrockmortonwho Mourning dove season continments must be made because they ferred from one school to ana ues through Sept. 30, while ttie coached the Genola team for do not meet with the desires other to provide transportation. of years before his deatli. number band-tailof some parents and students. The pigeon season ends The team scorer, Verda Throcktransportation budget is also 23. Mourning doves will We have many telephone calls Sept. amount of the for very tight morton, is the widow of Sidneys and complaints the first week students we have to transport be hunted on a statewide basis Assistant Manager Gordon Thoa with 10 of limit about the placement of students, and the state does not reimdaily bag mas is his grandson. Band-tailed bus routes and class schedules. burse the district when students and 20 in possession. are in to open One of the most serious probhunting are transported and live closer pigeons lems is that of moving students than one and a half and two miles Grand, San Juan, Iron, Kane and Washington counties with limits from one school to another or to their school Any cost inHELPFUL ADVICE FOR of five daily and ten in possesoutto schools students assigning volved competes with the funds THE WOMAN DRIVER sion. lf are hours Shooting side their neighborhood. The pro- needed for teachers, supplies by Kay Nicolette to hour before blem is not one which we take and other items. Women's Service Director sunset. We hope parents and citizens lightly. Gulf Oil Corporation must 1972 Hunters a are months fispent by wiU be understanding of the carry Many Now hoar this: you have to experts analyzing every possible nancial limitations the district small game or combination liear" for your develop an solution to try to place students has. The past two years we cense; and pigeon hunters, in car's operating efficiency. in a school where they feel a have operated at a loss. We addition, must have a band-taile- d Here are three common car school is best suited for each are struggling to create a bal- pigeon permit. The permits, and the noises that ailments child. However, the problem in anced budget and under such which are free, are available indicate them Nebo is that of utilizing existing conditions it is not possible to at all Wildlife Resources offices 1. A sputtering or roaring classrooms and teachers to han- continue to spend more money and from conservation offices sound under the niidsection in Monticello and of Moab, Blanding. of the car. This usually means dle increased enrollments, than we are allocated. a muffler, exhaust or tail pipe Persons with questions con- Applications for permits, which equalizing loads between schools is rusted through or damaged and between teachers where pos- cerning these p r o b 1 e m s should may be made by mail or in perin some way. If defective, the must contain full son, name, sible. to feel free talk to their prinpart should be replaced withaddress 1972 small and For example, if we have a cipal or the transportation of- mailing out delay, so that poisonous teacher in a school on the west ficer. These men have spent many game or combination license fumes cannot enter the side of town with 25 students hours studying the total problem number. interior of the car. and a teacher on the east side in the district. If decisions are 2. Tapping sound in the en of town with 35 students, often made that people feel they cangine. Possibility of a valve the boundry line shift or having not agree with, they may schesticking, or insufficient oil in the engine. Have the engine the students attend the school dule a meeting with the board oil level checked and put in a on the west side is the best of education which meet regucan of additive if necessary. solution to providing equal loads larly on the second Tuesday of 3. Loud squeal when and better opportunities for the each month to review problems. brakes are applied Signal that Air and ground surveys inchildren. The puma is also known as dicate most duck populations in brake linings may be badly The Nebo budget is a very conworn or invaded by dust or Utah and other waterfowl areas servative one. Nebo is not a the cougar, painter, catamount oil. Brake linings should be Canain United the and States and mountain unwe are lion. and wealthy district checked immediately. da appear1 about the same as For helpful advice on safe in 1971, a relatively good prodriving and maintenance of duction year. Temperatures were your car, write to Gulf Oil moderate and the nesting seaU.S., P.O. Box Company , son was earlier than usual 1519-TGHouston, Texas Utahs fall duck season runs 77001, for your free copy of the booklet, from Oct. 7 through Jan. 7, 1973. Straight Talk for the Woman Driver." Goose hunters will begin a week later for an Oct. 14 through Dec. 17 season, except in DagAlthough the chnmunk spends gett and Uintah counties where most of the winter underground, the season begins Nov. 25. Car- it does not enter true hiberbon County and part of Emery nation, awakening periodically to Cadillac N . . County are closed to goose huntpartake of its stored inventory of seeds and nuts. ing in 1972. will be running expected to be against the toughest defensive front four in the region Friday night in the third quarter of the Region VI Football Carnival in the BYU Lions what is Paysons Paysons Junior Golfers Tourney Set 12-- 14 August 31, 1972 Paysons Honest Postal Patron The cumulative score will decide the winner. Halftime activity will include demonstrations by all eight drill teams in the district with music furnished by a quarter of high school bands. An entertainment climax during intermission will be crowning of a Region VI Football Queen selected from among candidates from each of the eight schools. 17 12-- 17 From the desk of the Superintendent practice hi eyeball-to-eyeb- Trophies all - 13-- Dove Season Opens Friday ed 72-7- son-in-la- ed HEADLIGHTS Outlook Good 5 65 fully equiped $995 ... $1395 $1445 $ 995 $2095 $495 68 Ford Fairlane Station Wagon 69 Volkswagen M H N N U N H H U H H 69 Plymouth VIP 70 Ford Torino . . . 66 Buick Electra 225 Keith Bradford, Lane Barron, Bud Bradford N n u a AUI0 324 North Main, Spanish Fork && es 18-h- Each month the women hold a match-pla- y in in both nine and 18 holes. The four monthly winners then compete for the Presidents Trophy. round-rob- Page beal Jackie Johnson, Joyce Wilson, and Carol Boyle to claim this years trophy. Mrs. Doug Davis edged Henry Andrus by one shot last weekend for the Gladstan Mens Golf Association Championship. Davis 140 to win the crown. fired 8 misAndrus, with sed his final putt by an inch and a chance to force the match into extra holes. 72-6- Rowene Wilson Aces Eighth Rowene Wilson was dumbfounded when her tee-shrolled in the hole to give her a on No. 8 last Thursday at Gladstan Golf Course. The other players in the group, Verl Dean Peery, Carol Boyle and Jane Neil shouted wildly, however, as they witnessed the ace. Mrs. Wilson was using a ot leg winners who will compete in September are Venna Pat Montague, Rowene Wilson Nine-ho- le hole-in-o- ' Rupper, and Sandra Armstrong. The Ladies Association will hold its club championship Sept. 9 and 16, with a tee-o- ff time of 9 a.m. for 18 hole golfers and 9:30 a.m. for 9 hole golfers. In addition to selecting a club champion the golfers with the lowest scratch score for36holes-prize- s will be awarded for the best net nine hole score, hitting the circle on No. 6, the least putts and blind holes. All women golfers are encouraged to nine iron. Mrs. Wilson, who has not golfed much until this season, became the first woman to get a hole-ione at Gladstan in many years--perhathe first in the participate. Weekly ne Thursday Ladies Day activities will continue throughout September with tee-o- ff time at 9 a. in., an hour later than usual The monthly luncheon will be held on the course patio Sept. 7. The association has scheduled' the closing social for Sept. 23 at the Gladstan Golf Course. Women will draw for partners for a scramble, followed by a catered luncheon on the patio. 60 CLASSIFIED n- ps courses history. 8 Elducated in Weber County Schools Associate of Science Degree Weber State 1958 Bachelor of Arts Degree University of Utah I960 1 5 South Main Winners at Gladstan 465-33- Slay indoors on days on which theie are high pollen counts Avoid garden work and garden sprays Do not allow fresh cut flowers m your home. Stay away from insect, mothproofing, deodorizing and other household sprays as well as strong soaps, ammonia, waxing solutions and other substances with nutating odors. Fresh flints and spices make some victims feel- worse. Discover which foods affect you. and eliminate them from your diet Consult a physician For eight years Boh worked for Senator Bennett and the people of Utah in the nations Capitol as the Legislative and Administrative Assistants. Bob has had broad experience in protecting and promoting Utahs interests in the nations Capitol. He worked closely with Senator Bennett and the late Senator Dirksen in the historical and successful battle in 19C5 to prevent the repeal of section 14 Act which allows Utah to have (B) of the a right to work law. As Legislative Assistant, Bob suggested to Senator Bennett an amendment to remove the onerous record keeping requirements on sporting ammuniton imposed by the 19G8 Gun Control Act. The Senator introduced the amendment and skillfully guided it into law, thus Taft-Hart- ly BEST QUALIFIED Orevenlt sharing Unlike his Republican opponent who opposes revenue sharing and the Demot ratio incumbent who voted against revenue sharing, Boh favors this vital concept as a start in bringing Government closer to the people. Strongly pushed by President Nixon and Vice President Agnew, and endorsedby the Conference of Mayors, the National League of Cities and almost all of Utahs elected officials, this program would avoid most of the controls imposed by Congress and the Federal bureau-crasie- s. about to alleviate medications symptoms The more common of tiiese, itching, wateiv eyes, runny sneezing, and stuffed-unose, can usually be relieved with an antihistamine decongestant nasal sprav such as NTZ. One out of la persons in the U.S. suffers from hay fever. Ragweed "hay lever lasts from through mid-Augu- September in many states, and until the first frost" ill others. of Utah 19G2 Master of Science Degree-Unive- rsity Ph. D. Johns Hopkins 19G8 Law School (one year) George Washington University. removing the record keeping provisions on most sporting ammunition. At the staff level Bob has worked hard for funding and approval of key Utah projects such as the Central Utah project and the Artifical Heart Test Facility at the University of Utah. On assignment for Senator Bennett, Bob worked closely with Utahs Attorney General in getting improved air service for Utah to Chicago, the East Coast, the Southwest and the Pacific Northwest. Senator Bennett and Bob worked very closely with industry representatives from Utah, NASA and Office of Management and Budget officials to gain approval for the solid fuel booster in the space shuttle. TO REPRESENT YOU tax revision bills; and in each case the Federal Tax Level of lower and middle income Americans has been reduced. Bob favors constant review of the tax laws in order to reduce the tax burden wherever possible. Inflation is the cruolest tax of all, especially for those on fixed incomes. in order to ensure the continued review of the American tax structure and a continued downward inflationary trend, President Nixon needs the essential help of a Republican Congress. Bob as a Republican Congressman, will work closely with the President to further brine this grave problem under control. GUN CONTROL The right to keep and hear arms is guaranteed by the United States Constitution. Boh opposes any laws imposing Federal licensing or registration of gun owners of their firearms. Utahs sportsmen should not he penalized for the problems created by criminals in the big cities. AND RELIGIOUS BACKGROUND Married to the former Carolyn Heiner of Ogden and the parents of five children H 17 Golf Scotch Foursome ing in MOST EXPERIENCED Native of Weber County 37 years old BREAD and Glen S. Tay- CONTROLLING HAY FEVER Allergy specialists advise that there is something you can do about hay fever. In fact, they advise a number of measures that can be taken to avoid hay fever and its distressing symptoms. Some of them follow: Wear glasses. Large motorcycle types are considered best. Keep doors and windows closed, especially on windy, dry days when pollen Hows freely. Turn air conditioner on a tew hours before spending time m a room. Be sure the unit has a good f oi Keep front windows of automobiles closed lo prevent pollen Miniated air from blow- BEST EDUCATED PERSONAL 8 Gasser by-a-n- BAKERY N Ken lor finished close behind. The Second Flight also ended in a tie with Sheldon Provstgaard and Jack Etherington shooting 84' s, .. The men will receive their trophies or prizes at the Associations annual chicken-and-bea- n dinner in October. Venna Montague and pro Bill Rupper grabbed first place with a net 30 in the Scotch foursome The open season on crows at Gladstan Golf Course. and magpies has ended in Utah. Rex Mendenhall and Joyce WilGeneral hunting is now prohi- son were second with a 31 34. bited because of an international 14 point were Trailing agreement between the United WMalkway-and-Riehar4-States and Mexico. a were mere 14 point Trailing by Sept. 23 opens Utah 1972 sea- Walt Calloway and Janis Provstsons for chukar, turkey, Hugaard. They cinched third with ngarian partridge, cottontail rab- a 32. bits, and forest and sage grouse. Two teams tied for a fourth The platypus is one of the place by scoring 32 12. They strongest animals in the world. were Lynn Boyle with Artis CalIt has fur like an otter, a tail loway and Richard Montague with like a beaver, a bill and webKathryn Brown. bed toes like a duck, and spurs After the competition all of the on its hind legs which discharge couples had a steak barbeque and poison like a rattlesnake. It is dinner oil the golf course patio also the only ammmal in the under the direction of Harriett world that lays eggs. Mendenhall justifiably concerned about the tre- mendous tax burden they bear. Bob believes there Is a continuous need to review the t ix structure of the United States. In the past four years, under prodding from President Nixon, Congress has passed two major M Davis was playing excellent golf and luck was with him. His tee shot went on their 16 hole No. 2 on the course, but apparently bounced off the railroad track into the middle of the fairway. Davis succeeds last years club champ Alan Twede, who was not on hand to defend his title. Blaine Spencer and Don Powell tied for top honors in the First They wiU Flight with 79 s. playoff compete in a nine-ho- le Saturday. Crow Hunting Halted AND INFLATION 0 TAXES Americans are S a M - Rae Ann Page Tops Golfers Doug Davis Cops Golf Crown Rae Ann Page cinched the Lad-iGolf Association Presidents Trophy Saturday by firing a net 67 to defeat the other three leg winners. Employees at the post office have given a stamp of approval to a Payson woman who wondered if she were on Candid Camera last Sunday night. Mrs. Richard Bolton deposi-- ! ted a dime in the stamp machine inside the post office for one cent stamps. eight and two-oTo her surprise, the machine deposited the stamps but did not stop running until it had generously given her 155 stamps. This totaled $12.40 worth of stamps. Mrs. Bolton returned the stamps to post office officials. The post office has no fund to take care of shortages, so employees didnt have to dip into their own pockets. Francis Haskell, postmaster it is with sincere apsaid preciation that we in the post office express our gratitude to Mrs. Bolton for her honesty, and we want to thank her. ne -- nar-- n M see - X one-ha- Duck Season . I Doug Davis, Gladstan Mens Golf Association champion, lines one up on the course putting green while Gary Chappel looks on Chronicle Photo sunrise : I V 15-- 17 12-1- CHRONICLE THE PAYSON Member, L.D.S, Church Served Mission to Netherlands Bishop of Arlington (Va.) Ward 1955-519G9-7- 8 2 |