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Show The Payson Chronicle, Payson, Utah THURSDAY. APRIL 14, 195 The Bell Rings for . . Spring Lake News 5 . Santaquin-Tinti- Stake c Somewhere I have read these Kay Cushing, Gary Boswell, Arnwords Cant imagine anyone old Carlson, and Julian Sandermore confused than an atheist, son; from Genola: Sam Sanderthankful for something and no son. were Second Class badges one to thank. to Eureka awarded boys, Jerry am I thankful moment At the to the Stake M.I.A. for a news Sandstrom, Arnold Carlson, A. B. Webb, David Bauer, Keith item, namely, their Music FestiLeslie Lareson, and to Helvern, 5 in the Stake val held April God sent his singers Genola boys, Michael, Lynn DraHouse. Keith Ewell, Calvin Ewell, upon the earth, with songs of per, sadness and of mirth, that they and Richard Murdoch. Class badges were awardmight touch the hearts of men, edFirst to Heaven to Jay Carlson, Eureka, and and bring them back Greetings were by Hel- to Kendall Ewell, Bruce Nelson, again. en Butler, M.I.A. executive. Re- and Gerry Nelson of Genola. Eureka boys receiving Merit were made by Lynn marks were Kay Colovich (3), badges Council representaCrcok, High Stake Jerry Sandstrom, Arnold Carltive. Mary Woodbury, Speech Director talked on the son, Bill Brown, Jay Carlson and A. B. Webb each receiving one. Means to the M.I.A. Program. receiving ApFour special numbers were pre- Eureka Explorers were Paul Cushawards prentice sented by the mixed chorus unand George der the direction of Vera Patten. ing, Terry Kay, Byron Childs received a A ladies chorus, under the direcMerit badge, tion of Rowine Sorenson, and a male chcrus participated in the Special Easter Services were program. conducted Sunday morning by Introductions to songs were the Sunday Schools throughout made by Carolyn Borgeson, Win- the Stake. The High Council and ifred Roundy, Elton Draper, Gay- Home Missionaries visited Sacralord Patten, Betty York, Teddy ment in the evening. C3S-leto- McKay and Douglas Thomas. Accompanists were Teddy McKay and Eva Pearl Okelberry. Pray ers were by Willard DeGraffen-rei- d and Vernon Nielson. Mrs. Vernon Nielson has been in two car accidents. The most recent occurred Sunday night when she, in company with Mr. and Mrs. George White were participants in a headon collision just east of Goshen. Mr. White suffered some broken ribs; Mrs. Nielson, a broken leg. Best wishes of the Stake are with these people as we pray for their speedy recovery. A Court of Honor was held April 7 in the Genola Ward with Guy Pierce, B.Y.U. Professor and former Genola resident in attendance to show a very interesting film on mountain hunting. Eureka won the Stake flag for the most points. For reasons unknown to me Genola and Eureka Wards seem to have been the only wards in attendance. Those receiving Tenderfoot badges were: n. A verv interesting music fes- t:val was held at Mutual Tues- day night under the direction of Dawna Stewart. Accomp- anist and assistant, Mrs. Rhea Menlove and Lou Dene Menlove, The piogram was as follows: Come, Come Ye Saints, mixed Chorus; Into the Night, Ladies chorus; trumpet solo, Gene Battle Hymn of the Remale chorus; Green public, Cathedial," Lou Dene Menlove, Darlene Jacobson and Dawna Stewart; accordion duet, Velma Lou Si2emore and Mabeth Nielsen; Jesus, Name of Wondrus Love, mixed chorus; The Lord's Prayer, male chorus. Sad-lerle- r; Mr. and Mrs. Alva J. Moore and family were in Nephi Sunday. They spent the day at the home of Mrs. Moores parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leanard Peay. Mrs. Moores Mr. and sister and brother-in-laMrs. Ted Hill and family of Las ' Vegas were also at the Peay home. Vocational School Gives i.her mother, Mrs. Sytha Howard, in Salt Lake, for a few days last .week. She also visited Mr. Spen-Mr- s. cers parents, Mr. and Mrs. George S. Spencer in Salt Lake. Mr. ai d Mrs. Clyde Tervort and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Peay enjoyed a week end trip through Grand Canyon and Las Vegas. While in Grand Canyon they attended the Easter Sunrise Services. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Butler had as their week epd guests, their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Butler of Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Nelson of Salt Lake visited Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mower. MSSsgOT Course In Jet Engine Theory, Repair F fteen Cov-it- ? s C i'Xf fi Utah Vocational School each Saturday and receiving instruction on jet engines. The school has two jet engines size 5 which might prove of interest to any person or group. Anyone wishing to see the engines can do so by coming to the school. Floyd Pabasco of the Hill Air Force Base is the instructor and students report that the class is one of the most intedesting and beneficial classes it has been their privilege to attend. 3, i ju. - 0 J-3- ' rsxz:. mt N ft., In Sunday School Sunday a his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo special Easter service was sub- Menlove. stituted for class work. Ralph Menlove, superintendent, was in Mrs. D. J. Butler has returned charge of the program entitled, from the L.D.S. Hospital. She In Memory of Our Savious." is convalescing at the home of a Mi's. Aroha Butler, Mrs. Dawna Mr. and daughter and Stewart, and Mrs. Dorothy Moore Mr. and Mrs. Max Menlove and Mrs. George L. Olson of at at services the Sunrise Payson. sang the Nebo Stake Tabernacle Sun- daughters were Easter guests of day morning. They were accompanied by Mrs. Rhea Menlove. '4 4 $. HA ( iawL - - if. ii son-in-la- a - ... , device. 25-1- 2. . . years at no extra cost village blacksmith who used his muscles to swing a hammer was a picturesque and important man in his day. But today hed be lost trying to meet the requirements of a modem blacksmith at U tah Coppers Machine Shop in Bingham Canyon. At the shop, the modem smith swings a thousand hammers at once to handle such jobs as converting an old locomotive axle into a boot jack for an electric shovel. And he does it because, instead of using his own mus air hammer. cles, he commands the crushing strength of a two-to- n mills and many other machines blacksmiths hammer, lathes, boring An are on the job keeping mining equipment in good working order. The 150 men who work in the acre and a half machine shop are part of the team of 6,000 who produce copper in Utah. Where does the money come from to pay the men and buy the expensive equipi ment housed in the Machine Shop? It comes from one source only. to is a able Utah the at profit, spend money needed to Copper By selling copper repair and maintain equipment. Profits buy new equipment and pay for developing better mining, milling and refining methods. When Utah Copper sells its product profitably, it continues the operations that produce prosperity for people living in every section of our state. of 2 extra mellowed to perfection. old extra quality ...All Kentucky-mad- e Famous for its natural all straight bourbon. Kentucky flavor. up-to-da- extra Value Is a value that can't be beaten. .. Its friendly price . a treat worth repeating old-tim- e te r, Eeanecott Copper Corporation ntueiky STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 86 PROOF . ECHO SPRING DISTILLING CO., LOUISVILLE, KY. A Cd - - A Top-ha- The & ft University of Utah professor Robert E. Stephenson adjusts dial on electronic Annie, the schools amazing .new calculating r, extra QgO .You can taste the smoothness .f M top mechanics of Utah are attending Central On April 7, 18 members of the Spring Lake Culture Club went to Springville to the Art Exhibit. A very enjoyable evening was Sustained as teachers and of- spent, at the close of which they ficer In the Second Ward Pri- returned to the home of Zella mary Sunday night were Shauna Peay, where Utahna Thomas assisted in serving a luncheon. Wall as secretary; Nadine Mr. and Mi's. Leon Moore and organist; Laura Westover, chorister, and the following teachers: Helen Dodds, Rexine John- family of Salt Lake spent Saturson, Norma Hartvigsen, Nellie day at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas F. Menlove. Topham, Ruth Elson, Gloria Patricia Runnels, Elma Fowkes, and Doyle Crook. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. James In the Genola Ward Verda J. Moore of Provo visited Mr. Throckmorton was released from and Mrs. Thomas F. Menlove. Primary, Lorna Draper as teachMrs. George Q. Spencer visited er in M.I.A. and Garn LeBaron as secretary to M.I.A. Sunday School Superintendent Clinton Zawn Wall; Carl D. Lindstrom, LeBaron with his board was re- son of Carl and Bertha Lindleased and Gordon Platt was sus- strom. tained to take his place. For my soul delighteth m the Babies blessed recently in the song of the heart; Yea, the song First Ward were Daniel Myron of the righteous is a prayer unto Olsen, son of Myron and Ethel me, and it shall be answered with Walin Olsen; Kaylee Wall, dau- - a blessing upon their heads. D. ghter of Elfaun and Ruth Van &C. The Bell Ausdal Wall; Larry Milton, son ,, of Carl Milton (Jack) and La- West-ove- J ::::::::: hrf? Ntigbbr Htlptmg I Bmitd Btttr lla |