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Show : ''',r5 ' i u ' u A A i u tjii CVi 'fij'iimi.j ' 1' - Cnrp. ) , l i n WEEKLY NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO THE B EST INTERESTS OF SOUTHERN UTAH COUNTY Taylor School PTA Completes Tests Of Students Eyes at School PAYSON UTAH, THURSDAY, OCT. 18, 1950 PaysonjYouthssSurvive Plane Crash In I Spanish Fork Canyon Sunday Two Payson men and a Oiem man were injured Sunday when their light plane landed on a hillside in Diamond Fork on Spanish Fork Canyon at about 6 pm. Lee J. Bishop, formerly of now living in Orem, and Dan jur.es, lacerations and bruises He is in fairly good condition in the Utah Valley Hospital, Provo Dan and Mr. Sharp, w'ere both treated for bruises and lacerations and released The plane crashed about 7 miles L. Bishop, West Mountain, both north of Highway running sons of Mr, and Mrs. J D. Bish- down Spanish Fork canyon as the men man The were were other injured. op, scouting deer herds in the plane crash was Paul over Diamond Fork and the area west of Strawberry Reservoir Sharp, Orem. They left Spanish Fork airMost seriously injured was Lee who suffered back and chest in- - port about 4 30 p m and the crash occurred about 6 pm. They were rescued from the rough country about 10 pm. by the Utah Coun Dance Class Thursday ty Sheriffs off.ee and Utah High-waPatrolmen Last Chance for New The trio said power suddenly lessened in the craft and it was Square Dancers losing altitude, although the moj tor d:d not stop. New square dancers will have The pilot knew he could not only one more day in which to clear the mountain ridges and register for the series wh ch brought the craft in for a crash The plane clipped off began a couple of weeks ago. landing. several trees before finjuniper was voted most the Thursday a heavy tree and ally catching desirable night to meet and crashing to the ground gatherings are held at the Park-vieThe men were able to pull School, 8:30 p.m. themselves from the craft There was no fire from the crash. Pilot Praised Mrs. Elbert Madson, Payson Jayshee president, presents Mayor Reed Jones a check for $200 to assist Thinking is the hardest work with the installation of the heating unit at the Payson Swimming pool. Mrs. Dix Grace, right, is there is, which is the probable Rescuing officers and the two secretary of the Jayshees and Gene Smith, left, is a member of the swimming pool committee and reason why so few engage in it. passengers said the pilot did a and probably saved terrific chairman of the swimming pool project committee. Henry Ford. their lives.job Two motorists, Springville Sharon Childs and Ronald G.les, Editorial hiked about a mile from the road to the crash to give aid to the trio. They built a fire, got blankets from the aircraft and helped the men until rescurers. arrived Dan Bishop went for hep h The legallity of spending county recreation funds on a ride into Spanish Fork. roads was challenged recently by a group connected with city Lee Bishop was carried out of recreational activities in a meeting with the count commissionthe mountains by Utah County ers. Deputy Sheriff Ralph Peters and Willis Vincent. An ambulance The group opposing the expenditure of the county recreaPayson Chamber of Commerce They further discussed the pos- brought him and Mr. Sharp to tion funds on roads into canyon areas were mostly from the Provo officers met with the Mayor and sibility of transferring the title Utah Valley Hospitalfor treatment. area. They didnt voice any opposition, as long as the money was City Council Monday evening to of the property to the city and The plane, a Piper monon some now the being spent loop. 'But request cooperation with the leasing it back. The thought was Cruiser, was rented from Ralph is area-rioutside on now the Provo ey ght being spent Payson parking lot that has been pur- to releave the Chamber of paying Woodhouse, who operates a flyand Santaquin Canyons they are contesting the legality of the chased from Safeway on West property taxes which amounts to ing service at Spanish Fork. expenditure. Utah Avenue. about $70 per year. The Chamber of Commerce, reNebo Stake Sets 100 We have waited and been patient about the improving of They also asked if the city ofthe road in Payson Canyon while the money was channelled in presented by McKay Christensen, ficials would guarantee that the lot now being used on Attendance Goal of the Fork loop. We shouldnt in this end of the president, Darrell B. Hill, vice parking east the of Main. Street, back side and Roy Broadbent, president, county sit by and allow the project to be stopped because the secretary, asked the city assist of Payson Cold Storage Locker Youths, Girls in Nov. area of the wants the for their city money county metropolitan with the removing of the trees plant be retained. It would make Youths and girls between ages recreation fund. on the lot. They advised the city parking lots on each side of the business district. of Nebo Stake are urged e officials that a plan Jim Daniels, Payson City recreation council chairman, was has been to attend church gatherings durof Both the two last in matters developing adopted 'present at the meeting and said South Utah County would oppose the area. They said within a were deferred for further investi- ing the month of November, acfew years they hope to have the gation before any action could be cording to leaders. any change at this time since, after waiting seven or eight years, November is designated as 100 lot hardtopped and parking areas' taken. we are just getting roads to recreational areas in our canyons. Mrs. Max Warner and Mrs. percent month and young people marked. of. these ages are asked to mainNoel Reece, representing Sterling Jones, County commissioner, told the group that the Junior Cultus Club, requested fi- tain 100 percent attendance at the present commission and the previous one had committed nancial assistance with their an- all of their meetings. themselves to complete the Canyon loop as A group picture of the wards Named nual Halloween party for the soon as the Provo Canyon road had been completed. with perfect records during the Payson school, children. The councilmen voted to give the club month will be taken. The group in contesting the legiality of spending the money To Study Child $80. on canyon roads, possibly hadnt stopped to think that the legalPayson Studenfs Cast Ralph Daniels, owner of Danbasis over to city ity of turning money raised on a county-wid- e Clinic Guidance iels Drug, brought a sample box recreation funds might also be contested. In B. Y. U. Play of chocolates and submitted a N. assistant Garth proJones, bid to furnish boxes of candy The matter will further be discussed at the next meeting Ross Broadbent and Richard fessor of political science at Brig- given to city employees at Davis have been selected for roles of the County commission with city mayors on November 28. ham Young University, who re- Christmas time. in the Brigham Young Univers-ty- s cently served as consultant to the Councilman Heber Jones refirst drama production of Utah Local Government Survey that he and Lyndon Crook, the fall quarters, The Desperate Commission, has been asked by portedwater 35 master, visited all of Hours. The play will run from the county commission to conduct city the city springs and the two stor- Oct. a study of Utah County Child He recommended age tanks. Mr. Broadbent is a son of Mr. Guidance Clinic. a new top be poured on the and Mrs. that Roy Broadbent, Payson, Factors to be studied will in- old water tank there is a big and Mr. Davis is a son of Mr. clude extent of need for the clinic: crack in the The new top. top and Mrs. Ralph Davis, Payson. how it might best be administerwill cost about $1,000. Pay-so- n 50-- 6 v Jayshees Give $200 Toward Installation Or Heating Unit at Swimming Pool w City Will Assist Chamber Of Commerce with Legal Then, Illegal Now k-i- Developing of Parking Lot three-plac- Provo-Timponog- Provo-Aanerica- n 12-1- long-rang- Payson-Santaqu- Boy Scouts to Visit 9 e fF'lg.. Mrs Joyce Ashworth, left, pies. dent of the Taylor School PTA, and Mis L Dean Thomas, r.ght, complete eye tests of the Taylor School ch.ldren. Ch.ldien being tested are left to right, Jimmy Carl Simpson, McClellan, Betty Jo Jones, Joan Wignall and Rich-ai- d Thomas. Eye tests have been given to all students of the Taylor School. As a health project, this program has been carried out by members of the P.T.A. with Mrs. John Spencer and Mrs. L. Dean Thomas acting as They were assisted by Mrs. Robert' Ashworth, Mrs. Paul Bigler, Mrs. Monday, Harold Jones, Mrs. Wayne PickNebo Stake Roadshows were ering, Mrs. Gordon Tervort and Dresented M mdav and Tuesday, Mrs. Dale Jackson. with acts presented as follows-FirsThru The Years: ward, second ward, If Every D Were Scholarships Available ReThird Christmas; ward, Discussed a) membering Fourth ward, Standard Works of Gospel," Fifth Benward; "Western Havride; Legion Auxiliary Meeing jamin ward, "A Night In Spain," Education and Scholarship" West ward, Doctor MI A;" Spring was stressed at a recent Lake, Thank You. meeting Acts were rated as excellent, of the American Legion Auxiliary when Leona Thomas, guest superior, etc., and not against speaker, told of the one an other. Ratings were prescholarships sented at leadership meeting that are available to the students in the local high school and also entertain Tuesday. Betwcen-ac- t ment featured quartette numbers those which are open to orphans from the various wards. Richard of veterans. Students interested in obtainSimons played accord, on music ing a scholarship should apply for the Third ward. in the fall of their senior year. Mary Jeppson, chairman, was Sen. Knowland Speaks in charge of the program which included a vocal solo by Joe Spencer, accompanied by Donna In Provo at Y Smith. Hostesses for the eveNext Thursday II a.m. ning were Zelda Hurst, Marie Buys, Ellen Davis and Mrs. JepWilliam F. Knowland, U. S. pson. Senator from California, will Stake Road Shows Presented Tuesday t . speak in Provo next Thursday night, October 25, according to local Republican leaders. He will arrive at the Provo airport about 10:30 a.m. and will be escorted to the Brigham Young University fieldhouse where he will talk at the regular university assembly at 11 a.m. The public is invited to attend. Utahs Senator Wallace F. Ben nett will introduce the California Senator. Other leading Republicans expected to be present will include Utahs senior Senator Arthur V. Watkins; George D. Clyde, GOP nominee for govern or; Congressman William A. Dawson and Congressman H. Aldous Pavson Men In The Armed Services Pvt. Jay Blaine Wifson, son of Mrs. Agnes Wilson, left Monday to report to Camp Chaffee at Ft. Smith, Arkansas, after spending a week in Payson. Pvt. Wilson completed his basic training at Ft. Hood, Texas, and will study mechanics at his new place of duty. Clyde Gay, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Gay, is visiting in Payson with his parents and relatives on a delayer furlough Senator Knowlands only other Pvt. Gay is beingd transferred appearance in Utah will be the from Ft. Bliss, Texas to Ft. Ustus, same evening in Ogden. Virginia. Dixon. Professor in Million Homes 17-2- 0. ed, and how financed. Councilman Keith Jolley reThe clinic has just conducted an emergency fund drive to carry ported that the lot on First North and Fourth West was rezoned to it through this year. commercial at a hearing of the last Friday All human wisdom is summed zoning commission up in two words wait and hope. night. Mr. Jolley also reported that Alexander Dumas the Elder. the Payson Junior Chamber of The men of action are, after Commerce were making tentative all, only the unconsciius instru-nent- s plans to build a wall around the of the men of thought. swimming pool. They had asked if there would be any objections to the project before it The progressed any further. Bulletin council was in favor of the proArnold Thomas, former Pavsor ject and recommended that the esident and employee of the swimnairg pool committee be consulted on the construction of the Tayson City light department, was electrocuted late Wednesday wall. Council Max Warner reported afternoon in Spanish Fork. Mr. Thomas, Spanish Fork city that Monte Curtis, Ralph Chapelectrician, was killed when he pie and he had met with Garth climbed a light pole that had Olson, principal of the Parkview caught on fire. The pole was school, regarding the covering or set on fire by a shed burring back cementing the ditch in front of f hePace home at 235 South the school and improving the road. After some discussion it was recFirst East. Power and telephone senre ommended that the ditch be ce- was suspended for several hours mented and the trees in front of to Spanish Fork because of the the school be removed. Principal Olson also requested street lights accident. is the former both in front and rear of the Mrs. Thomas Norma Payne of Payson, building. Taylor School PTA Holds Back to School Night Meeting Last Wednesday Parent and teachers met together at a P.T.A. meeting held at the Taylor school last Wednesday evening. Parents were welcomed by Mrs. Robert Ashworth, president, in a general session. Mrs. Ashworth introduced P.T.A. officials and rha;rmen to the group. Mrs. L. Dean Thomas introduced homeroom mothers and the teachers. point. Ralph Davts, principal of the The Taylor school P.T.A. theme school and 2nd vice president of for this year, Our Community Progress, Past, Present and Future, was given and explained bv the Adult education chairman, Mrs. Grant Carlisle, who also talked on the classes to be given in adult education this year. Elizabeth Huishs class won a planter for having the most parents in attendance at this meeting. They will keep this in their room until the next P.T.A. meeting. After the general session, teachers met the parents in the class room and explained the years work to them. Problems relating to each class was discussed at .... s"Jti 6, the nation s 4,175,134 Just before Election Day, November leaders will place their and Scouts, Explorers, Cub Scouts, Boy n the doorknobs of 35,000,000 homes Liberty Bell hangers, to vote The Scouts shown above. urging every citizenconducted in cooperation with campaign is being Forge It Is entirely Freedoms Foundation of Valley without reference to any candidate or party. non-partisa- n, the P.T.A., discussed the general problems of the school. Mrs. Leslie Wilson talked on the need of the P.T.A. magazine in every home. A talk on membership in which every parent was encouraged to join during membership week was given by Mrs. Darrel Hill. She used a chart to illustrate her this time. Fall leaves and the years theme in silver decorated the serving room where light refresh- Utah Cheese Caravan Visits Payson Monday Miss Shirley Chugg, 1957 Utah Dairy Princess and Miss Utah State Fair, center, heads the annual Cheese Festival Tour which stopped in Payson Monday afternoon. Miss Chugg and her two attendants, Connie Bergman, second from left, and Merris Hendricks, second from right, present Mayor Reed Jones and Max e Cheese. Warner, Chronicle editor, with samples of Welby Young, Heber City, left, is president of the American Dairy Association of Utah. Hal Farr, right, is ADA representative from Utah County. Ut:h-Mad- ments were served by the sixth grade girls under the direction' of the hospitality chairman, Mrs. Don Burdick. Assisting Mrs. Burdick were Mrs. Blair Davis, Mrs. Grant Carlisle, Mrs. Tim Jensen, Mrs. Leslie Wilson, Mrs. Darrell Hill and Mrs. Bryant Decker. Music during this period was played by Mrs. George Eckersley on the piano and the solovox. |