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Show r BASKETBALL Y-- U Red Cross Needs -- THE PAYSON CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1952 Your Help GREATS PLAY IN Payson, Utah This is the time of year that we hear leports and rumors BENEFIT GAME TONITE about the a a ful waste and cor-- i up!i n in the American Red at it tv'-- t. falur-ir- g Ooss Brketb-l- l Perhaps the reason for the collegiate greats of BYU this rash of scuttlebutt is that rnd Utah, will be in the o'ter-n- ;' he annual dnve for funds is now next Fuday m;.ht when the n Too many people justify their casaba stars of thee two schools ' selfish refusal to contribute to p ir off in a benefit game -- The other day heard a story Amei teas greatest humanitarian .ause by launching a verbal blast about a poor soldier, who lost at the lepoitedly unfair methods i is money in a crap game and Fuday night at 8 pm, in tha fiOm BFU fieldhouse the there two schools will lenew toe college m airy that has produced many standout pei formers in Prohe inteimountain 'area. ceeds fiom the benefit game will go to the Crest view LDS ward all-sta- rs nd mistakes of the employes of 'he association.. Theie folks remind me of the chap who always provoked a quairel with his girl friend just oefoie Chnstmas, and then made of molding committee, sponsor with her right after New L.p the tilt Years Each of the two teams will be boasting a' balanced array of r talent, players who ear- kee club. Add the couit savvy and speed ned their respective schools into I of boys like Jack Whipple, Randy the national spotlight Team number one', tjie Cougar Clark ,and Jerry Romney, and graduates will floor a teafn con- you have a rounded group of sisting of Joe Nelsorif Brady hoop artists. Utah's collection of court talWalker, Jack t Whipple, Jerry Romney, Randy Clark, and ivlel ent is equally as alluring Glen Hutchins. Each member has Smith, the Utes latest been on a Skyline championship may draw the center team and two of the players, Mel post against Hutchins, bringing Hutchins and Joe Nelson, Tated back to 'memory cany of the BYU-Uta- h laurels. gmes of a year or so Yhe second quint, which is ago. Smith is on the brink of a made up of Utah University tal- career as a pi o and a good showent, will feature Marvin Hess, ing against Hutch would skyClayton Wilkinson, Glen Smith, rocket his prestige to even great-te- r Glen Du; gins,, Tally Stevens, heights. Grant Martin, Dick Smuin, and Height, can be found in plentiDon Jesperson. Both Smith and ful measuie with Clayton WilkWilkinson have been acknow- inson, the former Utah star who won his national acclaim at Iowa ledged nationally as a few years back. Wilkinsons Joe Nelson, Brady Walker, and 5 frame will surely be a match Mel Hutchins, graduates from f Brady Walker. t' e BYU basketball farm, have Stevens and on Jespeh-seTally all logged time in the pro ranks. coaches from Salt Lake prep Nelson has for will join with Dick Smith, City, and held the Skyline Glen Duggins and Marv Hess to scoring recoid of 38 points in form a major part of the Ute atone game for the same period of tack. time. His driving pay, his cat-loThere is still a possibility that defense, and his board work were the talk of the circuit a Vern Gardner and Arnie Fernn, two other from the lew years back. Redskin ranks, may link with Brady Walker will be remem- the Ute team. bered by many Cougar fans as 6 The event will bethe poker-face- d giant wher was mainstay for the Cats not gin at 8 p.m. and will be proceedtco many years ago. Walker's ed by a game between height was used to great advant- two elementary school teams. will handle age on both boards and his floor Jchn Katzenback activities and Dave work was exceptional for a man the half-tim- e his size. , Crownton, BYU baseball coach j But of all the BYU talent on will act as Tickets will be available at display, the biggest di awing power for the hardwood fans Utah Office Supply, Hedquist will probably be Mel Hutchins, Drug Store No. 1, or at the door. the Y who has Special rates are available to made such a sensational rebut in students. . the pro ranks with the Milwau- - ... In COO-BEATE- R Ptttstargh, demonstrate egnipmeat In Washington, the modern warfare. one-ma- n Daniel Jtf urphy, helicopter, newest piece of. D.C., 6-- n, two-yea- chicks thrifty, make early layers. They like Pillsburys BITE-SIZthe natural form for feed. They eat more, do better. They get the extra push of Mycir.s, Pillsburys antibiotic supplement. Come in right away or phone for your supply of Pillsburys Best Chick Starter. d Fast-growin- E, WILSON FEED COMPANY 42 West 1st South Payson, Utah became stranded on his way home on fui lough At his request, money for his bus fee and meals enroute The terrible injustice, according to my informant, was that the soldier was asked to repay the loan next pay day. The Red cross was organized for the purpose of relieveing acute and temporary distress. Its resources are directed toward rehabilitation and assistance during disaster, rather than long range welfare J activities. Those financially able, are sometimes asked to return in part the money furnished in such time of urgent need. There is nothing unfair nor unjust about this. Any organization whose activities are as widespread and complex as those of the Red Cross, will unavaoldably make a ' few mistakes; but tHe good accomplished far outweights the errors that are occasionally made, If the entire donations of the people of Utah Valley could save the life of one soldier on the battle field or one civilian victim of grave ' disaster, the money would be well spent. The supreme satisfaction that comes of having done our part is worth so much more than the small contribution we may be asked to make. mvmiiu, leave pme uettuqua riers in .ew York after betas booked on burglary charges. Arresting pol.ee, thinking there only ooo fugitive, were a maxed to find two who looked alike. ... Make mealtime refreshment time rs star-studd- 6-- ht ' master-of-ceremonie- s. American Legion Slats Barnyard Carnival The annual Barnyard Carnival sponsored by the Payson American Legion Post No. 48 will be held on Saturday, March 29 In the American Legion Memorial Monte Taylors orchestra hall will furnish the music. Tickets will be $1.00 per couple and are good for one of the door prizes which are 25 chickens. All earthly delights are sweeter in expectation than enjoyment; but all spiritual pleasures more in fruition than expectation. , ! - . Owen Feltham. IOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OR THE SOUTHERN UTAH COCA-COL- A "CtkrkangUvtnJmark. LJiirfb Vour Mon of fflaf DDofegoaff admit that were taking in a of territory when we use a word with the definition shown above. But no lesser term can do justice to all the things that make a Buick such a joy to drive and to own. Splendor and sumptuous adornment youll certainly find in its rich interior grandeur youll certainly find in the Well mighty flow of its power. 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