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Show 8 CHRONICLE PAYSON THE Thursday, January 6, 1972 Adult classes Hese shows open 7:00 forts at 7:30 1 showing FABULOUS FUR IN THE NEXT FOUR WEEKS - Registration Fee - Class begins WE WILL PRESENT FOUR OF THE MOST Jan. 26, 7:30 p.m. SPECTACULAR FILMS OF ALL TIME SHOWN IN THE MAGNlFlCCNCE OF WIDE SCREEN COLOR & STEREOPHONIC SOUND the ultimate trip Ceramics: Jean Allred - 286 West 400 North, Spanish Fork - 21 clock hours - $4.00 Rgistrat ion Fee -Classes taught on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. - Wedclass from nesday morning 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. - Classes begin Jan. 11 - Call for registration. Pottery: Roger Weight - Spanish Fork Higli School - Room 28 - 20 clock hours - $4.00 Registration Fee - Class beginning Jan. 2001 A SPACE at 7:00 p.m. 19, Wednesday, Clothing and Consumer Pur- ODYSSEY chasing: Clara Jo Atkin -- Spanish Folk . Week: Jan. 5 OF ACADEMY 1 J 10 AWARDS! GONE WITH 798-21- THE WIND" Week: Jan. 12 18 c1 High School - Sewing Room -30 clock hours -- $4.00 Registration Fee - Class beginning Feb, 24, Thursday, at 7:00 p.m. Basic Drawing (10 years of age and above): Roger Weight - Spanish Fork High School - Room 28 - 20 clock hours -- $4.00 Registration Fee - Class beginning Jan. 13, Thursday, at 7:00 p.m. Stretch and Sew: Clara Jo Atkin -- Spanish Fork High School - Sewing Room -20 clock hours -- $4.00 Registration Fee - Class beginning Feb. 24, at 7:00 p.m. Home Knitting: Davies - Spanish Yolanda Fork High School - Room 28 -20 clock hours -- $4.00 Registration Fee - Class beginning Jan. 11, 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. Income Tax Preparation: Leonard Ellis - Spanish Fork High School - Room clock hours - $4.00 Registration Fee - Class beginning Feb, All Ages Admitted Parental Guidance Suggested This film contains material 1 rhich may not be suitable for I I Week: Jan. 19 WINNER OF 2 ACADEMY AWARDS! 25 ppi Ryans Daughter Week: Jan. 26 Fjeb. 1 !gp i A WINNER OF ACADEMY 6 AWARDS! DOCTOR ZIHVU.O ARCH H created position electric control system. The division is one of the Wyomissing based parts of the division. WilDick Cahoon, formerly of textile machinery liam Eisner, vice president, rePayson end son of Mrs. Cecil search and development for the Cahoon, has accepted a promotion in his company and has knitting machinery division, said Mr. Cahoons initial efmoved from Aneheim, Calif, forts will be directed to the to Reading, Pa. He was accomcoordination of control systems to new home his their panied by wife, former Pauline Tate of of the Electroknit 48 and electrically controlled knitting Logan, and their five sons and machine introduced by the firm daughter. at the Knitting Arts Exhibition to a news release According in Atlantic City. Mr. Cahoon has joined the KnitBefore joining the staff in his ting Machinery Division of the new assignment Mr. Cahoon was North American Rockwell Corp. a project engineer with the 2, at 7:00 p.m. firms Autonitcs Division at FurUpholstering and Home Anaheim, Calif. He has been nishings: with the company since 1960. Varian Batholomew - SpanMr. Cahoon earned his MS deish Fork High School - Drafting gree in electrical engineering at Room - 30 clock hours - $4.00 Utah State University and his Registration ree - Class beginMBA at University of Southern ning Jan. 5, Wednesday, at 7:00 California. p.m. North American Rockwell, Carpentry: one of the largest industrial Lowell Hone - Spanish Fork in the United corporations High School - Room 39 - 60 is a major manufacturStates, clock hours - $4.00 Registraer in four principal market tion fee - Class beginning Jan. areas: aerospace, automotive, at 7:00 p.m. 5, Wednesday, electronics and industrial proPower Mechanics (TracAg. It has major strength ducts, tor & Engine Tuneup): in research development and Orlo Larsen - Spanish Fork systems engineering. High School - Room 41 - 36 Mr. Cahoon and his wife have clock hours - $4.00 Registrasold their home in Anaheim and tion Fee Continuing Class are now getting settled in the Ag. Mechanics: lovely new home they have pur-Terry Morrill Spanish Fork chased in Reading, Pa. ImmedHigh School - Ag. Shop - 60 iately after their arrival there clock hours - $4.00 RegistraMr. Cahoon was sustained as a tion Fee - Continuing Class teacher in the priesthood and Organic Gardening: she was installed as a counselor Joseph Tilton - Spanish Fork in the Relief Society of the LDS High School - Room Ward in the area. clock hours - $4.00 Registration Fee - Class beginning Jan. Chamber of Commerce 13, Thursday, at 8:00 p.m. Speed Reading: INSTALLATION Instructor from B.Y.U. -Spanish Fork High School -12 clock hours - $15.00 Registration Fee - Class time to be arranged by calling (fundaPrecision Marching mentals of marching for girls who want to be on high school pep team - girls must be 9th grade or older): Chappie - Spanish Jolynn Fork High School - Cafeteria -20 clock hours -- $5.00 Registration Fee - Class beginning Jan. 8, at 2:00 p.m. Creative Writing for Teenagers (Grades Joseph Tilton - Spanish Fork High School - Room clock hours - $4.00 Registration Fee - Class beginning Jan. 13, Thursday, at 7:00 p.m. Creative Writing- for Adults: Joseph Tilton - Spanish Fork clock High School - Room hours - $4.00 Registration Fee -Class beginning Jan. 12, Thursday, at 7:00 p.m. accepts promotion Continued from Front Page Jack Swenson - Spanish Fork High School - Gym - 20 clock hours - $5.00 Registration Fee -Class beginning Jan. 19, Wednesday, at 8:00 p.m. Adventure in Old Time Fun and Square Dancing: Wayne Turley - Spanish Fork High School - Cafeteria - 30 clock hours - $8.00 per couple MGMS in the newly of manager, Dick Cahoon 20 West Mountain Views Mrs. Ruth Rothe Mr. and Mrs. Gary DeLeeuw have enjoyed having Mrs. DeLeeuw s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold O. Nelson of Mancos, Colorado visit them for the Christmas and holiday season. 465-34- 66 A visitor at the home of Mrs. Iva Nay was her sister, Mrs. Afton Tibbie of Salt Lake. Mrs. Tibbie came to Payson on Christmas morning. They spent the day visitng at the Nay home and also going to the homes of Mrs. Nays children and grandchildren. Mrs. Tibbie returned home the following day. Mrs. Nays daughter, Mary Alice and her husband, (Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Peterson) have both been confined to the Utah Valley Hospital and are now improving. Erekson drove to Ogden on Tuesday to view the new Ogden Temple . Those accompanying her were Mrs. Ruby Meredith, Mrs. Violet Gold, Marjean and Phillip Erekson, and Brent Tanner. Mrs. Velda Mr. and Mrs. Max Bray of Belmont, California visited at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Finch when they came to attend the funeral in Provo of his mother. Mrs. Finch and her son LeBaron Robbins attended the services and other family members attended the viewing. Mr. and Mrs. Bray continued on to Aspen, Colorado to visit some of their family. Mr. Robert E. Finch has been confined to his home during the holidays because of influenza BANQUET January 29th but is reported improving. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rothe, their daughters Anna and Marilyn and Mrs. Rothe s sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spencer of American Fork attended a Holiday Recital on Tuesday evening at the 18th Ward Chapel in Salt Lake. The evening of classical music was a holiday gift to family members presented by Dr. Walter Gaisford of L.D.S. Hospital and his wife, both accomplished musicians. Mr. Gaisford played violin solos and his wife, Marie Ann rendered soprano solos, at the piano was assistand ing artist Steve Oldroyd. Dr. Gaisford is a cousin to Mrs. Rothe. After the concert family members enjoyed light refreshments and visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Bishop spent a week in Southern California, while in Los Angeles they visited with their sons and families, Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Bishop and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bihop. Mrs. Ethel Hirst spent four days visiting in Salt Lake with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hirst. While there they celebrated her birthday by going out to dinner. Mrs. Paul Meredith invited seventeen relatives including and grandaunts, cousins, mothers to help celebrate on her daughter Paulas seventh birthday on Thursday. During the Christmas weekend Mr. and Mrs. L.S. DeGraw were happy to have most of their children and grandchildren visit in their home. Those were: Mr. and Mrs. William Brailsford of American Fork, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd DeGraw, of Sandy; Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Draper of Spanish Fork; Mr. and Mrs. Terry DeGraw of Payson; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald DeGraw of Farmington, New Mixico; and Mr. and Mrs. Dale of Morgan and their families. During Christmasday their daughter, LaDean (Mrs. Jack Smith) of Jefferson City, Missouri called. Their youngest son, Gary is still at home and joined in the festivities. Wilson ty Mrs. Ruby Meredith invited a group of friends and relatives from West Mountain, Payson, American Fork and Lehi to a pot luck luncheon and visitng on Thursday afternoon. There were seventeen present. Ladies bowling tournament planned The ladies city association bowling tournament dates were recently set under the leader- ship of President Bernice Countys farms now number 1,733 U.S. Census Bureau reports Utah county showed a total of 1,733 farms in the Census of Agriculture, according to figures released by the U.S. Department of Commerces Bureau of the Census. In the last previous Census of Agriculture (1964) the number of farms reported in the county 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Miles Hurst and family entertained Miss Sheila Smith, and Miss Dalene Smith of Spanish Fork on Wednesday evening. The group enjoyed a fireplace weenie roast and colored slides from their sons. The girls are friends of the Hurst brothers who are serving missions. Ray Lynn is in Elkton, Maryland and Melvin is in Miami, Florida. The boys called their family on Christmas day. pre-sen- Farm census reported Wof-finde- n. Team competition will be on regular bowling nights during the week of January 10th. Individual and individual team compet;tion will be conducted January 15th and 16th. conducted was 2,312. Of the countys total farms in 1969, 963 are reported as selling $2,500 or more of agricultural products in the year, as compared with 1,012 in 1964. The report also shows average farm size in the county was 326.2 acres, and average value of these farms (land and buildings) was $63,709. Other figures from the re- port are: 1. Value of all farm products sold in 1959, $26,363,102; in 1964, $18,368,500. 2. Value of all crops sold in 1964, in 1969, $5,814,881; $4,873,096. 3. Value of all livestock, poultry, and their products sold in 1966, $20,546,993; in 1964, $13,480,016. Reported for the first time in an agricultural census is information on the extent to which .he corporate structure is being used by operators of farms from which agricultural products totaling $2,500 and over were sold. Including family farms using this type of business structure, 25 of the cou nt ry s $2, 500- - and- - ove r- - far m s are incorporated. Subscribe To The Payson Chronicle er 798-743- 7. 2-- THEATRE Show starts at 8:.l 5 cfrrv Open at 8:00 p.m. & Saturday; JANUARY Thursday, Friday, 5-- 678 Three fast guns against one determined man1 IB Pull Apart Bread Mr Facial Tissue Cottage Cheese Truly Fine lucerne Bonus Quality Wright' IlIIA'-- wwfmmmmmvmvmm 25' 200-c- t. 3 Box Corton jlmmwmfmmfmmmm rnmwmmmmmmmM 20 - GREGORY PECK HAIWMU8 , 20 proouciio SHOOT OUT A UNIVERSAL PICTURE TECHNICOLOR Regular Grade A Fryers U A. inspected And S D A. 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