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Show 7- r SUNDAY HERALD SUNDAY, MARCH IS, 1953 IHnh County, tH.h f i g Piece Si ' " OVG' in which a Junior library It oon ,th. city not associated with th. ) to be opened. A board of directors Church of Jesus Christ of Latter In a rich lies and 0f books Tayson City Day SalnU, pur,.nWfi also making cultural district, wide open at the other expenditures, Neb. Tabernacle tor needed present Umt ior ltat share of the auRtfeiiUon i to tin,.. Ml. Seven IDS Wards in th. com ti.ne from boom that has com. -- 7-t ;" munity attend th. four modern Cora rag la librarian, t northern portiona of Utah County, Anolner f Kywned unit li beau- - churches, one located In each sec An, attractive little town of 4500 tlful Memorial park, where' band Hon of town. Nebo Stake Taberpersons, M citizeni reside in neat, concerts ure held evry Sunday nacle is also situated in aayson h ana arawt t homes, for the most part. nii;ht during the summer, the people irom tne enure ! new homes springing up to gram beinu played by the High Nebo Stake to meetings and conof outof D. of ?ie the looks ferences school baud, .directed by J. stake. Many every part improve Ichrlstensen. So popular for reun- - standing entertainment! ar. also the community. Aguresslve in many ways, the ions and outings is the picnic presented on its new modern stag, of the area, reser-pla- with its fine velour curtain. city owns Its own electric power grounds on part must be mad. far in .Citizens of Payson are engaged and operates an for dispensing ofvance with the park auperlntend-powe- r in farming, ranching and Uie merto the various homes and'entt Vernon Stanton, cantile business as a chief means Located in th. park, also, is a of earning a livelihood. Poultry businesses n court double tennis her. Now In the planning by raUing and farming on a small scale la carried on by many who engineer, is a natural gas Krou.Hi and nearby equipment are employed In busiAess and inwhich is designed to be Some of the. state's finest dustry. laid through Payson. Should Pay h orchards a,rt located on the slopes ,To. lhe, .on receive this new fuel. dream! nrou si e awlmm poo with Its near the jnountalns, and fruit Is of long standing will be resllaed.l"oc,'d ,flne bath house. The pool will be shipped boih east and west from this aummer, ifter being these trees Much hay and grain 'Vater Plentiful iclosed for several awaiting raised. In addition to small Water both culinary and J,,, p, rtlt; are g0 such as strawberries and fruits, comIs in olentiful Payson. gallon, h Wn grapes, and potatoes and tomatoes hpa,lh llln,lrHl Mnn ylng from natural sources in Council the City are among the best crops. , aon canyon where scores of scat- appropriated by and various civic tered springs have been tapped have made drives toorganizations (fleet Workers to add the and directed to useful channels. fund for the work. 300 men and women travel commencing Over s. aU An Improvement program for culV.. The new chlorlnation and filter each day to Geneva Steel Company, t. inary water pipelines was recently system ar. to be installed this 27 to the north, bringing miles 1 completed, on suggestion of Fire year. home substantial checks . Insurance Underwriters. Pressure Churches Schools, work at Kelgley Quarry, Some in fire hydrants in all sections of the city is now adequate for fire Schools and churches in Payson a subsidiary of Geneva Steel Co., In all which employs quite a number of fighting, and all homes have plenty are modern and men, the superintendent, of water on tap for lawns or in- ways. Th high school is uncrowd-ed- , local John Keith Hayes, making his door use. representing a, picture quite home In this community, A few different than in some outside A aewcr system was installed miners stilt travel the 26 miles to aom. twenty years ago, and having schools, and offering an excellent located in the mountains aerved well is to undergo a pro- course of rtudy to students. The jDlvidend (southwest til here. Closing of many with School Junior Ilih operates of modernization at a future gram a full quota of students, and also of the miiis in the Eureka district date. houses students from fifth grades has caused numerous miners to at Payson City Hospital, owned and at the elementary schools. Taylor find other employment, though famed Nebo Loop road which provides some of the state's most spectacular scenery operated by the city. Is said to be and Peteetneet schools accomodate one time a large number of Pay-so- n OUTDOOR GRANDEUR NEAR PAYSON-Sce- nlc Payson Canyon, only a few miles on. of the finest in the county. from the heart of Payson City is a merca in summer and winter for recreation From the Payson side, the road is paved as far up as Payson worked there. in summer-time- . men fourth and through Patienta are registered from all Kindergarten d aeekera. Herald cameraman Fred W. Harding photographed the appealing ' winter reservior chain. Lakes, Citizens ot Payson are pushing sixth grades. A new elementary near-b- y scene above after a recent snowstorm in the canyon. Payson Canyon la part of the towns, as well ai from schools la to be built, work com- a "cutoff" road from here to Gen many other this summer. It will be eva, which would cut miles off Lettera of thanks and appreciation mencing Federated Women's Clubs: Cultus presents movies both new and of be found here, combined with the or a greater rayson city are iteea located on the block south of Mem the distance traveled, and also nlng along the top of the dikes. for apt and professional care are orial Park between south main save hours spent on the road each Boosters of Payson are all of Club, Beta Cultus Club, and Junior the best type for presentation. The conveniences of modern living. Jones. Dairell Brown, Melvin Wilreceived from such distant places street and first east streets. son, Heber Jones and Max R. Prop day. The road as planned would the civic groups lqrluding Payson Cultus Club; the Jayshees (auxil- schools periodically present stage Children are reared in an as New York. Kentucky. Oreeon. atmosphere and adults en- Warner, city councllmen, together erty was purchased some time ago, be routed directly north through cnamDer ot commerce, rayson iary to the Junior Chamber of attractions attended by many. California and others, after relea and homes located on the site have Payson, running through the Pal- Junior Chamber of Commerce, jCommerce., Saddlette Riding Club, joy the friendliness of their neigh- with Edward H. Bates, recorder; Friendly Atmosphere of patients kept her. after emer been dismantled and moved away. myra district and across lands Lions Club. Kiwanis Club and Lady Firemen, American Legion To live in Payson is a happy bors. Payson is a good town in and Leon D. Wride, treasurer. gency confinement Th. Community Churrch, located now flooded with high waters from other groups such as the Volunteer Auxiliary. Daughters of Utah Pio- experience Some have lived here which to live. RalpB VDick" Chappie is chief o( and later moved away, only to Mayor of Payson is Floyd Harm-er- , police; Dr M. M. Stewart, city on south main street for many Utah Lake A plan has been sug- rire Dept., Cocklebur Riding Club, neers, and others. Public Library who Is now serving his fourth physician: Churches of the city hold much remember this community as one Eugene HUlman. Jusyears, la mainly attended by Pres- gested whereby dikes might be and the American Legion. Also operated under city guid- byterians, though Its parish ac- built to control wandering waters Women's associations working of entertainment for those inter- of their favorite homes. All the term as head of city government. tice of the peace; and Allen Hodgance is the Payson public Library, commodates all religious sects in of the lake, with s highway run- - for the good of Payson include the ested, and Payson'i Huish Theater Informality of a small place is tol Working with him in promotion son la city attorney. Bj MADOLINE C. DIXOV agrl-!contr- ol 'if Improve-industri- toen.s , r well-kep- i,'f i -- 7 pro-wit- nt ad-er- n "V sub-stati- I out-of- out-tow- n. -i fa tlrr . P"e if;'ft. irrl-novtl- ' . 4... communities. MM 0 - i '4! V vjf ; Utah: Cou nfy's Ideal Residential Cily ... 1 V r PAYSON CITY'.-- . . ' Consisting . of Beautiful Paved Streets, Public Buildings, Modern Homes, Facilities.- - i ... . . and Adding of Central Utah Tourists! Payson Shade Trees All Built Among Beautiful To The Interest Nr. ..." A City " 'll City-You- " ... A -- ? i v It r A 1 '1 V . AIR MAP OF PAYSON ... Showing Prosperous Farm- ing Area, Farms, Stock Raising, Fruit Growing, Poultry, Farming. ., "li. j "i - I facilities is one of the many services offered by a growing community. . ' PAYSON CITY HOSPITAL . . . Completely modern up-to-d- ; Ml ai with ... I of Which Its Residents Are Proud. A Like Too! If VI . " . r- r i - i Payson City Owns Canyon All Waters Flowing Out of Pay-so- n .Culinary and irrigation. Ample Water - for Home and Industrial Use. 5 INDUSTRY e THE MOST BEAUTIFUL . . ,'City Park in the County; Keig-le- y Quarry, Powder Plant, Del Monte Canning Co. ' v - ,.. rn i, nnui PAYSON RESERVOI R . at the center JsiacatedJnJPaysorvSas pto and swimming pool. Close to Geneva, Ironton, Pipe Plant; .- -. unntmif '"mi '" ' ' Up beautiful Payson Canyon of the Outdoor Recreational Activities Fishing,. Hunting, Picnicking, Skiing,. '...'.'' . r |