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Show Governor Names R. Swenson Head of Press Relations Receives B.S. Degree Mrs. Hazel Simons Stewart of Payson has received word that her grandson, Bla:r L. son of Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Bla'r state." Swenson has had a wide and varied background. Before accepting the position as assistant director Ronald J. Swenson '0-UA- Governor Calvin L. Rampton today named Rinald J. Swenson as his new assistant in clnrge of press relations and affiliated activities. He replaces David Rose, who resign- PAYSON, UTAH 1 Week, June 14-2- 0 ed Wednesday. Swenson has beenassistan1 to Milton L. Weilen nann at the Utah Industrial Promotion Commission for the past two years and has been directing the advertising and promotion efforts of the com mssion to sell Utah. He was responsible for the new eampa:gn now oeing used by the commission guaranteeing manpower to firms who will come to Utah to build plants. The campaign has gained national recognition. In leaving the industrial promotion assignment he staed: This program is working effectively. Im sure that our PARAMOUNT PICTURTS PRtblNIS AN pYEXAS STYLE! Door Open Daily 7:45pm Show time 8:00 p.m. Kids Show Saturday 1:00 p.m. & Continuous LADIES NIGHT TUESDAY How to become a LOYAL FORD OWNER: Come in to TISCHNER FORD and Test-Driv- One! e TISCHNER FORD sales SANTAQUIN, Phone UTAH & service MARION or 754-328- 1 industrial pro- department, he was manager of public relations and advertising services at Thio-ko- ls Wasatch Division and Thiokols Aerospace Center for some six years. He is a capable writer and is experienced in press and public relations work. He was a lieutenant in the United States Air Force and served as Air Intelligence Ofmotion 3W S&MV in the Phone DAVIS 754-325- 4 ficer. He is a graduate of the Brigham Young University, having majored in English literature. completed his classwork toward a Masters degree at Utah State University, He is married to the former Norma Badham of Payson and the father of five children. Swenson will take over his new assignment about July 1, according to Governor He LETTERS EDITOR Editor: Chronicle When the readers see in print some of the demands organized labor is going to make in negotiating new contracts they are sometimes shocked, but they dont stop to think labor is forced into getting these issues in a binding contract. We have a prime example of this type of pressure in a Central Utah industry. Men wi h as many as 40 years continuous service are forced to work with men with four of five years service on a reduced work week schedule. One would normally think that after faithful employees have accumulated up to 40 years service they would at least be given the opportunity to work 40 hours a week. Now we realize that production costs and business conditions have a bearing on the work schedule and they should do, but bear in mind hour costs will spiral wnon production is working 32 hours and a full staff of salaried personnel are working 40 hours. This personnel includes foremen, superintendents, time study, payroll, production checkers, or in other words all chiefs and no Indians. We nave bejn work! ig under these conditions since December of 19G6 and suffering at least a 20 per cent reduction in earning power. Recently when business conditions picked up instead of increasing the work schedule to 40 hours a week employees on layoff status were recalled and everyone is still working four days a week. The first thing people will say is that more menare war-inNow this is very true, but many of these men left other employment, and after all the company surely owes its older employees something. When management rewards long and faithful employees with this type of work schedule, pressure becomes very great and something must be done. Labor has only an alternative of asking for an annual salary or a work week. Ned J. Houser Local 1331- - Steel Worker Payson, Utah. Lanes won first place in Members of a team from Bowl-Mor- e e Lanes in Roy. The tourney a tournament held recently at was sponsored by the Bowling Proprietors Association of Utah. The team rolled a score of 2956 and was awarded prize money in the amount of $700. Members of the team, as pictured with their trophies are, seated from left, Neal Porter and Kenny Buys; standing, from left, Bill Carter, Floyd Schramm and Wen-de- ll Draper. JACKS Members of WaHoo Club In Santaquin and Benjamin Some of the members of the WaHoo Riding Club of Salem rode in the parade at the Sanla-jui- n Homecoming Saturday of last week. Later that evening, Wa Hoo Club participated in the wild cow milking. One team w, is Bert Lamb and Mont Davis and the other was Dick Butler and Sterl Davis. Dick and Sterl took second place. Miss Gay Davis, daughter of Sterl Davis, took first place in the cloverleaf carrel race. several members participated jamin. Sterl Davis and Bert Lamb entered the calf roping competition. Sterl Davis took second place. Guss Black and Sterl Davis enlered the team roping cont-ist- . Two teams from die PAUL H. 765 East 100 North Payson, Utah BIGLER Phone 465-376- 5 70 West 1st South, Payson Dee CireiaiDini Moneirs Banquet Frozen Salisbury Steak, Chicken, Turkey LemraenMcSe & Scotch Treat Frozen Concentrated CDneese IPEszaa Banquet Ham Dinners Pure Bleoch White Mogic Liquid Bleach Pillsbury Flour It s A 5 lb Stock You r Freezer It $ A gal Deal 39c ) Deal Bag 25 65c Many More pkg 39 gallon plastic PQ i. 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Utah TACKLE LOWflLOWlRRICESl&lGOLDlSTRIKElSTAMPS! n R 0N AU Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Illinois Home OHtcii Bloomington, Short Ribs South Main 238 South Main oFF 30 STATE FARM Office Supplies Payson Chronicle and WESTERN SPORTS CENTER Judges of value like the value of our car Insurance! Contact me todayl C 2 pin. Jo-Le- y BINOCULARS visitors Mr. and Mrs. Brvce Jones for the Well Filled Ears of "t luncheon held prior to the game. On May 2G the ladies golf team fro;n Rose Pa-- k olayed against the Payson ladies at Gladstan Course, losing to ihe guest team. T.ie praised .he local people for progress in the game and the fine golf course and club house that is being developed. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olson received the pnze for a low net score at the Scotch Foursome held Sunday at Gialstan Gc If Course. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Brown were awarded a priz for their high gross score .md Mrs. Ridim 1 Nelson received a prize for the longest drive, which occurred on hole nu Tiber seven. Blaine Spencer held the days record for longest dnve for men, on hole number four. Richard Nelson was awarded a prize for coming closest to the were in the Arrowhead Rodeo at Ben- wmmm mmmmmmmmmm Scotch Foursome Winners The residents of Payson are being asked to acquire a burning permit before starting any fires. These permits are free of charge and may be picked up from either Sherm Loveless or Blaine Wright. These permits will be necessary from June 1st until September 15th. They willallow you t burn during the morning hours until 10 a.m. If the citizens will with the fire department in this undertaking, it will help to prevent many dangerous weed fires this year. greatest Flagstaff, Ariz., has been graduated from the Northern Arizona University at Flagstaff with a bazhebr of science degree. Young Mr. Davis is a graduate of Payson High Sehoo'. He completed h's studies at the university last January aid since then has taken graduate work. He plans to teach at the same school next fall oil a graduate assist-an'sh- 'p aid expects to be awarded .ns masters degree in the spring. Pyson, Buring in Payson state, in the next few years is going to see the surge ol economic growth in its history. This is an exciting, rewarding program and Ive enjoyed it. But Im proud to have been asked to serve on Governor Rampton s staff. This will enlarge my scope of activities in Governor Rampton s effective program of building our Davis, chronicle theUtahpayson - 84651 Thursday, June 15, 1967 Permits Required For 10 ks 59 Link sausage Sliced Swift Brown Skinless Ftanks Bacon Premium n Serve Safeway ,49' ,59' ,49' ,69' ,89' n Cornish Game Hens 43' 79' 79' X 65' 59' ib Prices i.43 Manor House 2? 02 Birds 79' 12-8.9- Breaded Fish Fillets Coplom s Choice Frozen Perch Haddock Cod Sole Effective Today Friday and Saturday (O COPYRIGHT I960 SAFEWAY STORES INCORPORATED pkg 49 |
