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Show U jC i hH Z07 PR. ELi'.. 2 CO U UT -- ! i a i S L' r 1 -- rL1 . i ii . i nynDDli mil im i h LK wm fpn, ww 00 yecm. SmiM tla SERVING PAYSOH. SAHTAOUIN. ELK RIDGE. WEST MOUNTAIN. SPRING LAKE. GOSHEN, GENOLA. ELBERTA Wednesday, November 10, 1999, Number 45 Volume 112 USP 424-16- 0 Utah Countys Most Wanted Criminal Apprehended of Monday afternoon, November 1, Payson City Police officers assisted Utah County sheriffs in the apprehension of Utah Countys Most Wanted Criminal, Byron Shepherd. The adult male was taken into custody and booked in the Utah County Jail. (801)465-520- 9. Donations Being Accepted For Family of Randy Carter Fund Due to an accident, the sons of Randy Carter are seeking your help. Donations to the fund for the Family of Randy Carter can be made at any Zions Bank branch, ALL donations account will be used to help the family. If you have questions, call Blair or 030-39117-- 1. Todd at 465-526- 0, Chronicle, 465-92- 2 or The Payson 1 . 500 1 Honor Our Veterans of War on Thursday, November 11. Post Offices will be dosed. At Payson Post Office, mail deposited before 3 p.m. will be dispatched. 10 a.m. - Payson American Legion a, City Saddened By Injury of Employee At approximately 11:00 a.m. on November 5, 1999, the Payson City Power Department experienced an accident that seriously injured one of the Power Department employees. At this time, the cause of the accident is being studied and Payson City will further clarify the details as they become available. The employee was transported to the University of Utah Burn Center following initial treatment at Mountain View Hospital in Payson. Payson City would like to thank the Ambulance and Hospital medical personnel for their heroic efforts to aid one of their employees. MayorTaylor, the City Council, and all of the Payson City employees wish to pass on their deepest sympathies to the family of the injured employee. As it becomes available, further information about this incident will be available from the office of the Payson City Manger by calling 465-922- Payson High Volleyball Team Completes Best Year In History an area in Spring Lake on In a search PHONE i I ' i ji t ; V&. ' 'Tn U 2 ' -- T V r fV end Taylor Elementary's program of fcfyi - W M , j. f- Payson Gty Cemetery. ij 7 p.m. This - Wilson School 5th Grade Students' Is America!'' musical program at the Payson High School Auditorium, 1050 U 'V .'. , rT ' The Payson High School volleyball team just completed the best year in history of Payson volleyball. They finished 2nd in the state, losing a close match to Provo, who was undefeated the entire season. At the end of region play, they were tied with Springville for 3rd place. During region play, they defeated Lone Peak, American Fork, Timpview, and Spanish Fork twice. They split with Springville. To determine who would go into the state tournament in 3rd and 4th place, a coin toss was held. Springville won the flip and went in, in 3rd place, and Payson in 4th. The state tournament was held on November 5th and 6th. Payson played Highland in the first round. Highland was ranked 5th in the state and was the second place team from Region 5. Highland had not finished less than 4th place since 1994. Payson defeated them, 3 and Kamie Jo Massey led the team with 12 kills and four aces. The second match was with region opponent Pleasant Grove. The Lions had lost to them twice in region play. They were prepared to play this time. They had focused on jump server Kelsie Kartchner in practice and knew they bad to pass well in order to get the win. Passers Nicole Davis, J ami Whicker and Kamie Jo Massey took charge by providing good passes to Melanie OHara, the Lion's setter. Melanie provided excellent setting to the hitters. She bad 23 assists in the match. Jillyn Stewart led the Lions with 12 kills. Pleasant Grove led 8 when Jami Whicker and Kamie 15-1- 15-1- 3. 9-- H.- - - ryr"TrrTTrr(! Q O G Iff.,. O 1 n I iA n tl o n O ) o a u o O O GQGn i Oi O O g 0000 an Li ;i 11 11 n Main. " 1 CM I a Jo Massey served out the match, with Jillyn Stewart putting down the last three points at the net. Shalyn Partridge and Andrea Tervort provided excellent defensive skills to keep the ball in play. The second day of the state tournament was on November 6th. Payson knew that they would be playing Mountain Crest Mountain Crest had been ranked second in the state all year. They were the defending state champions, as well as the 1st place team from region four. Payson served aggressively to take them out of their attacking game. Kamie Jo Massey had 6 aces, Jillyn Stewart had 1, Nicole Davis had 1, and Andrea Tervort had 1. Mountain Crest had a hard time finding their rhythm Payson defeated them, 15-- 6 and Good defensive play by Jami Whicker and Nicole Davis kept Mountain Crest from kills. Jami Whicker had 7 digs that saved them from scoring. By defeating Mountain Crest, Payson had qualified for the State Championship match. The championship match was played at UVSC at 6:30. The Lions were represented through fog and spotlights to the audience. They were facing region rival Provo. In region play, Provo had dominated Payson. In the previous match they had been defeated 15-This was a different day and time. The Lions knew that they could play with Provo. The jitters of the presentation were noticeable in the first 15-1- 0. 0. ("VOLLEYDALL," cornuadon Show Christmas Spirit With Wreaths The Payson Downtown Merchants are sponsoring a Christinas Wreath Contest with the hope of creating a new tradition in our city for the holidays. Their immediate goal few this year is to turn Downtown Main Street into a Christmas Wreath Street (most logical place to start), and hope the idea will then root so that in years to come the entire community will become a Christmas Wreath Community. Anyone can enter - families, clubs, schools, or any individual who feds the spirit of the season. Wreaths will be judged and worthwhile prizes awarded. Categories will be: Traditional, Spiritual, Country. Wreaths should be weatherproof, with our without lights, any size. Deadline for entries is Friday, December 3. Deliver to The Gazebo, 5 North Main. For more information, call |
