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Show The Payson Chronicle, June 13, 1990, Page 13 Onion Days Committee Is Working For A Great Celebration Again This Year Vacation time and summer fun usually officially begin with Memorial Day, and they officially end with Labor Day. Payson City wants to give your summer fun a terrific and memorable finish this year. "Mom" and "Pop" there is something for d From tots to teens, from Mom and Pop to everyone during the huge Homecoming Golden Onion Days Celebratioa For the active there are the triathlon and 10K races, swim competition, water ballet, youth dance, water polo, coin toss in the swimming pool, best-ba- ll golf, horseshoe pitching contest, dunking, and helicopter rides. For those who would rather be spectators, all of those events can be enjoyed, but also add these: watching the childrens parade Saturday, September 1 ; watching the Mammoth Parade Monday, September 3; the talent show and band concerts in the park; visiting with friends, including those you havent seen in years; enjoying the flower and art shows and seniors ait and crafts in the Middle School; cheering the horse races at the track; watching air modelers at the Junior High on Saturday; the fireworks Friday at the race track; the Payson Community Theatre production "Annie" in the e horse pull Thursday night at the Cockleburr Riding Club Payson High auditorium; the Arena. And active or inactive, young or old-- all can enjoy the Kiwanis Chuck Wagon Breakfast early Monday and the wonderful food from different food booths and carnival concession stands. What would a celebration be without those delicious hamburgers, pie ala modes, and cotton candy? In addition to all this, there is a bazaar in the park, arts and crafts for children, and the downtown sidewalk sale. Families and friends all over America are planning their vacations. Let you know now when and where and how and why to have the greatest time with the friendliest people and the best variety of activities. Runners and swimmers can begin their training. Flowers and vegetables, arts and crafts, painting and sculpture can be perfected for entrance into tire competition. There is no age limit for any event-fr- om 10K to fine arts; from flower (and vegetable) competition, to talent tryouts. For more information on any event call Fred Swain, Chairman, at Carol Butler is in ). 5 coordinates the parade. or charge of publicity Mary Lou Daley ), and Dennis Martin the races ). June Biggs is in charge of art Brad Olson is and Annette Draper the talent program ). over the flower show City Hall can also provide information on events of the celebration ). 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Within two working days of your cal to BLUE STAKES, each utSty w2l send company personnel to mark your ut2ty Ene FREE so you or your contractor can dig safely. locations - - Call BLUE STAKES and find out if you can dig it Before you plant a tree, dig a basement grade or excavate, call BLUE STAKES D .gO-62-4In HH H the Salt Like aw only, rail 532-500- 0 AM utdi pouicp This iiBivEsr COMMUNICATIONS opening service of your electric, natural gas and phono ulitiw. a profes- sional drivers. "This officially marks the beginning of a successful national truckstop franchise," said Brent York, site manager at Fuel America in Payson. "This party was our way of showing our appreciation to our loyal diesel customers." York said, "The success of our new national franchise depends on how professional drivers feel about our truckstop. This grand opening party gave us an opportunity to influence truckers who would not normally stop at our facility." The celebration began with a ribbon-cuttin- g ceremony. The ribbon was cut by Glen Vernon, city administrator. "We went all out on this party," said York. "We had barbecues on all three days, veng dor exhibits from the industry, and live entertainment We also gave away many prizes." "It was essential for us to throw this party exclusively for professional drivers," said York, "because truckers are really sensitive about sharing events with "We want our local customers to know how much we appreciate their business too, so we have planned some promotions for them also," said York. ALCOHOL & DRUG "One of those promotions is a Fuel DEPENDENCY America coupon booklet that will be given to our local gasoline customers," said York. "The coupons will offer some Mountain free items and many items at drastically View Hospital reduced prices. "We hope the local public recognize how much we appreciate their support," said York. Fuel America was formerly Budget Fuel. It was recently the first conversion to the new Fuel America truckstop franchise. It is still owned and managed by the same people. truck-drivin- non-trucker- s." 4 ownrM commwt it a pubic 0) (465-9000- (465-4790- (465-442- 465-479- Payson, Utah 84651 (801) 465-920- 1 |