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Show ffaffsuti Qlfinmick April 15, 1976: Page 3 , night ft When the sun goes down and the city settles into silence, I rejoice. I can let down the barricades I use to protect my senses during the day. I go out into the night and see and hear what Ive been missing. The night is for the senses. not like the day, when you have to turn off your ears to escape the din and clatter of traffic and machines. You dont have to skip over miracles of shape and texture to look for ways to make money. At night, you can take it all in. Its WS4 :'Xv-::l- : '' A light in the window turns a house into a home its because light and Maybe sound at night are like water in the desert, scarce and precious, Every object stands alone. Every sound comes alone. And when there is no sound you feel the silence like a friend standing beside you. ''? Payson is a good place to be at night. There are no people in the streets and parks, but the spirit of people is there. can see what they have built and you can sense their presence. You can hear the spiritual echoes of their music and laughter long after the audible sound has evaporated. You vV' vV 4- rS'V'J iw" ' ..... , . ; , 'W'l' 5 13' SV-'v. ; "; ' '- - '.:'-- '', v.v I - , ' v-'- Sometimes I think the best time to meet people is when they are not there. ' : -. barren branches into lacy patterns. John Serfustini ' Light and shadows play quietly at night. Silence. Important between symphonic movements and between concerts. Supers Scroll fktpmt A, S (Hljrmtirlr 35 West Utah Avenue, Payson, Phone 465-922- Utah-8465- 1 1 established in 1888, published every Thursday and entered as A weekly newspaper Second Class Matter at the Post Office in Payson, Utah 84651 Richard M. Buys, Publisher Susan F. Buys, John Serfustini, Managing Editor Steve Foster, Advertising Manager Jayne Brereton, Office Manager er by Joe Reidhead considerable number of people have either questioned me about flat roofs, or accused us of building new buildings with flat roofs, after A having had some bad experiences on the high schools. There have been no flat roofs constructed in Nebo District since the Payson and Spring-vil- le High Schools were constructed. One of the directives the Board of Education gives the architect on each new project is that it must have a sloping roof sufficient to drain the moisture off of the roof. The new Complex at Spanish Fork definitely has a sloped roof. The two vocational at and Payson buildings Spanish Fork both have sloped roofs. They appear to have flat roofs because there is a fire wall that extends up and squares the top of the building off, however, the buildings have internal drains and they definitely have a slope to them. MIMflIRur ItU. f RATES: Payson and vicinity, $6.00 per year. Outside Payson area, $7.00 per year. All subscriptions are payable in advance. 15c per single copy. SUBSCRIPTION basic building' is the post and beam construction which provides the partitioning of the building in any given area. The teachers and administrators were allowed to put partitions any place they desired in the building. The Junior High side is almost totally into it. 6UNPEWER WA FIRST U9EP IN CRUPE ARTILLERY WEAPONS -- ro BATTER PPWN THE HI6H, THICK WALLS OP MEPIEVAL CASTLES, WHICH OTHERWISE WERE VIRTUALLY IMMUNE TO THE ATTACKS 0F OPPPSlNS FORCES I (JVER have apMany people proached me and are critical of the new Spanish Fork Middle School - Junior High School Complex, indicating that they are very concerned that it is an open planned school. The self contained and the Middle School side is partitioned by departments with offices and conference rooms partitioned off. If you haven't seen the building, please go visit it before you criticize. A dedication and openhouse will be held April 21 and all citizens in the District are invited to attend. You really need to see this building to experience the beauty and the durability built THE PAST Si Centuries, the fielp op has pevelopep Artillery INTO A SCIENCE UKORPDRATW6 Computer-a&ANP ASE-OL- P e PECISWENESS.-TOPAY- technolo6V HUMAN S army OFFERS ARTILLERYMEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO APVANCE TO HI6HI.Y SkriLLEP TECHNICAL ANP SUPERVISORY PD&TIONS. There is a lot of confusion on the upcoming bond election to be held May 4. We will to continue meet with any group who would like to have us discuss the details of the bond issue and we will provide news releases in the local papers just prior to the electioa Also, a brochure will be sent home just prior to the electioa We honestly feel that everyone needs to be knowledgeable about the problems we are faced with and the solutions the Board has then, above all, proposed, should vote. We everyone really hope that everyone will study the facts about Nebos building needs and financial positioa Spring is here, and with it comes the time of graduatioa The boys, in particular, must now turn their thoughts toward earning their own living and supplying the cash for the necessities of life, Moustache Wax, Hair Spray and Four Wheel Drive Vehicles. . . . OOP We hearld the breath of spring and break out the bike to boolster the winter muscles. We ride up to the High School to use the tennis courts, but alas!. . . no place to park You can choose the bikes. any one of 300 places to park cars, but no bike rack., That is what I call discrimination. 000 Well, it looks like the persons persecuting the police have struck again. This time it was a missle, boml rock, or something that flew through the window of the police staThank goodness it did tion. no damage to any ofthewalls, either interior or exterior. ooo Speaking of broken windows, way the windows of the old bath house at the swimming pool have been broken, they will not have to pay anything to tear down that edifacewhen the new one is completed. Just tell everyone, "Here it is, test your skill the OOO Youve heard of the "Bun- ny Hug, the "Bear Hug, and the good old fashioned Hug.' But how many of you have heard of the "Heimlich Hug? Well, its a good thing for one of the little girls down at Taylor School that Mrs. Barbara "Mailman Louis Peter son had. Barbara is a crosswalk guard at Taylor School and has also had EMT training along with husband Louis. When the commotion arose over this little girl choking on a piece of candy Barbara hurried withthe Heimlich Hug. On the third application the obstruction was dispelled and the little gal was saved a great deal of discomfort and in many instances death In the past while there have been four cases in which kids under 8 years of age have applied the process of the hug on younger brothers and sisters and thus removed an obstruction in the throad. . . think the actions and of Barbara might dispell some of the thinking of scatter-braine- d females on the part of the supreme A male beings. tip of the hat to you Barbara I |
