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Show Uni. Mlrrofilmeng Cvip. - 141 P c. .... A- C! L:.- - City - 1 t U t.lr . 5 i Payson FFAWin1 A Countys First WEEKLY NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO THE BEST INTERESTS OF SOUTHERN UTAH COUNTY Let Chronicle Shop Today In SoilJudgingTry Payson For Values Land judging team of Payson Sell for You High School Future Farmers of America won first prize last (See page 7) (Read our ads) Thursday in the land judging contest sponsored by the Nebo Soil Conservation District. The contest, first held in Utah County, was for FFA chapters in Spanish Fork and Payson. PAYSON, UTAH, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1955 YEAR, No. 17 Paysons team won first prize SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $2.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE with 213 points of a possible 300 The Spanish Fork team scored 298 points. Individual scorn? honors went to Charles Hales of Spanish Fork. Competing for the Payson team were Duane Haskell, Forest McKinnon, Nyle Thatcher, Lewis Hiatt and Keith Bishop. They Newly-Approve- d, were coached by Ben Leatham, FFA advisor. Cash prizes of $10 for first and o $5 for second place teams were lfM furnished by the Nebo Soil ConDistricts Due servation District board, Bernell Hansen, chairman, Roy Lyman, Reed Hansen, Caroll Davis, and Second Shots Set in Robert Jensen. Details for the contest were handled by the disPayson grade school children from serum given by Polio Fountrict's educational committee, Wednesday received dation. morning Reed Hansen, chairman. first shots of the Children may go to their privnew Salk polio Judging took place on the Sylate doctors for a third shot in vester Allan farm in Mapleton raccine. children who did Only 4 and Lavell Gasser farm in Salem. Spearheading the Payson High School drive against profanity are, not receive the vaccine in last November if they desire. Charge for the third shot has Scoring was based on soil tex- left to right, Connie Loveless, Dora Lee Hancock, Betty Jean Tanyears tests were given shots Wed- been determined, but willnot yet with erosion ture, depth, slope, probner, Paul Hoover and Richard Brown. Activities will stress use of "W nesday. ably range about $5. recommendations for proper soil proper on all occasions. language ij Second shots for those who A list of children who received management and treatment pracwere inoculated today will be the vaccine last year is included tices to conserve soil and water. A team of three boys from Payson High Students os fc'ven between two and four below. They will receive a AAUW to v eeks each school will be selected to from now, according to booster shot in about three weeks. Mrs. Louis Week Childs, Nebo School Announcement will be made compete May 17 in a county- Note x jljDistrict nurse. At that time later as to time. wide contest with participants booster shots will be given chilfrom Springville, Provo, Lincoln, Taylor School: Payson high school students Youth dren who received tlm vaccine American Fork and Lehi. this week are observing Patricia Ashworth, Barbara Charred remains of the Red Bridge overpass of the Denver and Rio last year. Assisting in training the boys Week to eliminate foul Fris-bDunford, Brent Ruby Ekins, Railroad are Grande shown above. Fire unknown of origin destroyin land judging and organizing language from vocabulary of all Payson doctors, Richard by assigned Gee, Hansen, Joyce ed the last Union Pacific Railroad repaired its bridge Thursday. the contest were Lowell Wood- students. City Physician Dr. Max Stewart, Katherine Jacobs, Glenna Rae underpass and was running trains over new section the following are donating ward and Earl Jensen, Soil Contheir services to Johnson, Kerry Daniels, Danny ProfanA leaders Youth Theatre, sponsored by day. Rio Grande trains Student said, are on here through running temporarily servation Service Soil Scientists, ity is a habit. Erekson, Chaunna Gleave, MargBy focusing at- the American Association of Uni- Union Pacific Line. No plans have been announced yet for re- administer inoculations. Sandra Jean e aret tention on the habit we hope to Greenhalgh, Steven HanAlispach, the 2 destroyed at building overpass. versity Women, Saturday student at Taylor School cock, Pauline Hardman, Ronald stop the use of profanity. and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hurst, Delain Jones, Mary Lynn Activities of week, designed to p.m. will present Billys Goat, Albert Alispach, was the first Kenison, aid students to drop the habit, a three act comedy farce, in Pay-so- n include poster contests, talks over Payson child to receive the inSchool Auditorium. Charlene Colvin, Sharon High address system, and oculation Wednesday. Dr. Thomas Donna Gaye Daley, David Crump public DeckThe coincides this with play ( Hall gave the shot. er, Teri Fairbanks, Virginia Fox e project, reading years Dr. Samuel Major administer- Constance Hall, Lars Hancock, of youth, will be an approved Orchids to Clara Johnson and ed the vaccine at Peteetneet and Mary Ellen Jasper, Patsy Hende girls physical education depart- Station Offers Grants Electric power in Payson will be cutoff Friday morning from Parkview Schools. Dr. Stewart rickson, Sherlyn Hill, Hal Jones, activity of youth. ment at Payson High School. The will be in Santaquin Thursday David Rindlisbacher, Kathy RobIt also will be presented in 4:30 to 5:30 a.m. so workers can replace insulators broken by boys A graduating senior from every fifteenth annual dance revue last to give shots to Santaquin and ertson, Sherrill Taylor, Richard school in Utah County will Spanish Fork auditorium at 10 who shot them with rifles. high Thursday and Friday reached a be awarded a Thomas, tuition a.m. Saturday. Play is for eleStrawberry Water Users officials reported the insulators were Goshen students. new high in entertainment. Lorraine Moore, Sandra Open-shaChildren receive one cubic scholarship to Central Utah Vo- mentary students, including third broken on the 44,000 volt line, the main line carrying electricity to Payson. Joan Pickering, Sheryl centimeter of the vaccine, in the cational School by radio station grade and above. Price of adThe late spring storm Tuesday KEYY, Provo. At the same time, officials warned parents and others of the arm. The vaccine is a raspberry Schumaker, Boyd Worthington, mission will be 10c. deposited between two and colored fluid. Jolene Bigler, Duane Loveless, B. Davis Evans of Spanish Fork seriousness of the shooting action. Had the boys broken the main Station officials announced the inches of snow, acall to inelectric.: service be Brent could discontinued for line, Payson Olson, Anthony Reece, School a is to to either instructions by High speech department, open According cording to Robert Wilson, who scholarship will direct the play. It is the definite periods of time. Dr. Jonas Salk, discoverer of the Elaine Reynolds, or young man. young lady makes the measurements for If a broken wire touched a fence, someone touching the new vaccine, children will rePatricia Ballard, Garold are available from school story of Billy Haye,a bachelor, United States Weather Bureau. fences miles could be Albert Bowen, Zoe Ann electrocuted. Serious on fires amusement to away who much two sent ceive be must light and but shots. They will provokes There was .25 inches of moisture, principals be administered free of charge Gardner, Elden Slater, Thelma on or before May when he becomes father of the poles and in surrounding areas could also result from these irreProvo, KEYY, he said. Tanner, 1. entire Carter family for a month. sponsible actions. Coral Brereton, Jonnie Bryan, This weeks Teenager of the Marvin Dean. Lions Club Awards Pins Week award once again is a Peieeineet School: AAU double feature. Honors caught or Attendance Mary Ann Smith, Margaret up with two of the fastest youngVickie Lin Wood, Sarah Taylor, Five-yesters in Utah, Rex Bryan and perfect attendance To Jean Taylor, Donna Warren, Cora in were Keith Buys, who raced to new pins given Monday night Lee Wilson, Gary Wood, to six members of Payson Lions records Friday in the annual Frank Ballard, Eraina Bridges, Two Intermountain AAU box- ish Fork in the other mainliner. Brigham Young University InThe Upper Colorado River Storage Project breezed through Club. A total of 20 members Bonnie Gerow, LuAnn Hendrickatwill Meet. receive boxfor vitational Track Both the champions will repreing champions highlight the pins perfect the United States Senate last week into the House of Representatives ing card being presented Satur- sent the intermountain area next son, Garth Fielding, Wanda HamRex and Keith chased each where the biggest fight for its survival will continue. The fate of tendance at meetings in 1954-5Allen Hodgson, member of the day night at 8 p.m. in Santaquin month in the national AAU blin, Patricia Holden, Denny Ray other all over the track Friwhat has been described as probably the most important single Lee, Helen Moore, David Nuttall, of in recla House of Representatives, American Legion Hall. the Utah reclamation with of championships. history legislation dealing day. piece Clyde Nay, Curtis Robbins, Rich120 AAU to acEvans, its on maintain of lbs., Roy a made backers Rex set one new record, in mation laws, relies mainly upon the ability report legislative American Legion ard Sugita, Santaquin will meet Leland Kelley Post 84 is sponsoring the tivities. He reviewed bills passed champ, the dash with a time their campaign of education and united effort toward approval. fights Connie Carol Ann Davin one feature bout. with of of 11.1 seconds. Keith chased proceeds to go for the Me- is, Marcel Curtis, The future of Utah, industrially and agriculturally, depends upon in the recent legislature and also DelSantaquin Dana DeWitt, June 135 lbs. Fowler, discussed some bills that did not Ray champ, him to the tape. morial of in version Senate the Admission as envisioned of pricthe Building. project development will fight Butch Clayson, Span- - es are $1 for adults and 50 cents Gay, Lyn Nell Hermansen, DougIn the dash, Keith the bill. If our children are to be able to make their homes here pass. las Houghton, Larry Huff, Joyce r for children. Receiving perfect atand have jobs, the fight must be won. Ivey, were tendance A specialty bout will pit Byron Doyle Liddle, Red Cross Drive Drops pins To win the fight the true picture of river development must Shirley Dee Stevms, Neva Reed Jones, A. E. Wall, Earl Deuel vs. Brent Deuel, both of be given opponents of the bill. Kathryn Wride. Don 18 Hansen Below and Annual Huber, Eugene Quota Santaquin. They weigh in, The project, as passed by the Senate, authorizes six storage J. McCoy. Parkview School: Annual drive in Payson this soaking wet, at 48 lbs. dams and 12 participating or irrigation projects in the Alan Johnson, Rickie Herbert, from Lions bouts Guests Announced Clubs the include in year for funds for the American area. It also provides conditional authorization for 21 other pro Nephi and Provo were present Red Cross is 18rr below what it following: Ray Tolley, Nephi, 120 Della Ray Nelson, Gordon Daley, jects. was in 1954 and 22 7 below 1953, lbs. vs. Dick Bell, Eureka, 120 and Jacqueline Daniels, Craig Snyder, Included in the authorized projects are Central Utah, Emery at the meeting. Linda Braithwaite, Janet AbDavis, Santaquin, 140, vs. Tachiki as was Roy accepted according to A. E. Wall, drive Neil County and Gooseberry irrigation projects. Bob William Crouch, Deanna 140. bott, Steele, Nephi, member in new the Payson chairman. How can we help? By writing our friends whereever they may Julia Francom, Martha Daley, In Club. Lions 'S H'Gfc class. Van Dean Cooper sang Lyle "I lighter to the to Mr. Wall said canvas was made write their congressmen probe and urging them support H Sandra Johnson, Janet Johnson, Carovocal solo, accompanied by Santaquin, 88, fights John cf homes and business houses, ject. It is especially important that congressional delegations in Lorrane Moore, Mark Oldroyd, 90 Christensen. Tim and Eureka, Bogden, lyn Illinois These contacted. some but be not and have that New York, Pennsylvania been delega may Patricia Perry, Martin G. Peterat- contacted. Members winning Those who would Howard, Santaquin, 100, meets f tions, along with that of California, with their great numerical voting son, Cynthia Phelps, Michael i 100. t) 3 to in Taylor, addition Eureka, Kenny tendance to like to serious have future our not most but pins, will contribute, opposition probably provide strength, named were so others done Garth Peart, Santaquin, 150, Pickering, Diane A. Spencer, Alan above, Spence yet, may send checks to development here. REX BRYAN Bruce Mr. Wall. Badham, Amos, Ralph Raymond Judd, Eureka, Wilde, e fights some of project? Here are Why must we have the John Holmes, Kathryn SimpH. Don Dr. J. American Mike The Cross Red Ellsworth, needs 145; Lunt, Nephi and Bobset the record the principal reasons and arguments for continued development of Davis, son, William the cooperation of everyone to bie Greenhalgh, Santaquin fight Fuller, Grant Gardner, Trailing steps behind was Rex. the Upper Colorado River Basin. Linda Lee Hamblin, Milan CoLater the two youngsters joined 1. To meet water guarantees of 75,000,000 acre-feeach 10 Hansen, Clarence Hill, Bryce put over the extensive program at 140 and Walter Tranchel, burn, John Smith, Dave of to meets McMullin, Ray Pett, relief Sam Clayson, Jones, with two classmates on the suffering people and Springville, years to California and Arizona. Larry Hansen, Vem Butler. Eugene Smith, restoring property damaged in Spanish Fork, 165 lbs. e 2. relay team and ran to anunder the For irrigation prac Roy Rodgers, Goshen School: Max and Tanner of Mr. times de Wall Andrew Merlynn disaster, Borgeson, Santaquin, other first place victory. tice of exchanges. 175 He to all dared. be Martin Ewell, Helen Finch, urged get Clark, goes against Rex is the son of Mr. and Doug 3. For river regulation to counteract the erratic and cyclical hind this great worldwide hu- Spanish Fork, 185 in a heavy- George Hansen, Gayle Jacobson, Mrs. Mark Bryan. Keith is a river flow and to prevent silting in the lower basin. manitarian movement. Donna Jewett, Deon Jolley, Lynn son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Buys. weight feature. 4. To produce hydroelectric power to support industries based Plan Curtis Music Contest Kerby, Marla LeBaron, Reece students are They on uranium, timber, agriculture and manufacturing in the Next Linda Smith, Neil Murdock, at Payson Junior High. Wednesday area. Thomas, In other events, Rex came secPresident Eisenhawer has fully backed the project, calling it Curtis Music Contest will be Carol Christensen, Darla Davis, ond in the high jump and Keith and essential to the proper development of the conducted May 4 in the Nebo Richard Davis, Jimmy Erickson, scored third in the high jump. intermountain region." As a result of his foresight, he has Stake Tabernacle, it was announcNeal Ewell, Karen Kirk, Deon With conventional track meet great ed this week. This annual con$5,000,000 for the project in his budget this year and earmarked Nelson, Rosemary Oram, scoring, Rex would have scored H test gives an opportunity for high construction could start this year if the bill passes the House. Marcella Cloud, Richard Drap20 points and Keith 18 for their voThe project is er, Maria Gutierrez, Kenneth financially also. Estimated cost school instrumentalists and activities. H Mi calists to compete, for trophies. Itow, Dennis Jacobsen, Boyd The two classmates have also of the projects given final authorization by the Senate is a whooping will revenues Dennis Jensen, Laraine of the But activi-tie$1,092,999,800. power provide generation scored successes in other Larson. for the repayment of power costs with interest and have enough Utah County DUP Units Sanlaquin School: Both have won individual other revenues to help pay the irrigation costs all within 50 years Plan Pleasant Grove Meet Christie McClellan, Eddie Neff, awards for activities in their and then yield an annual revenue of millions of dollars for public benefit. District convention of DaughJerry Nelson, Bobby Nostaja, priesthood quorum in the Pay-soThese provisions provide assurance the program will not con ters of Daughters of Utah PioMichael Olson, Allen Prince, JoThird Ward. lene Topham, Carol Van Ausdal, That means a splendid record stitute a threat to a balanced budget and will benefit the nation by neers will be held May 7, at 1 7 i, attendance at expanding the economy of an important section of the nation. p.m., in the Timpanogos Stake of Nancy Van Leuven, Peggy Colorado Basin States 'contribute 90 per cent of the Tabernacle, 445 E. 2nd South', sacrament Upper meetings, quorum flow. Justice demands that the storage project receive con Pleasant Grove. Terry Lee Gollihue, Laonda meetings and active participation rivers The meet is to be attended by Broadbent, Jimmy R. Cloward, in projects. They are both teach- gressional approval despite the opposition of water greedy interests whose state contributes no water to the river, officers and members from North Kenneth A. Dobbs, Velda Greeners in the Aaronic priesthood. of legislation dealing with reclamation law relies mainly upon Utah County, Central Utah Coun- Police Chief Ralph "Dick" 'Chappie inspects section of the in piece active been halgh, Linda Lofgran, Gloria A. also have They this to informed ditch. east of continued bench units. efforts South united Utah The and complete now interested, citizens, cementing plans are County City Painter, Allen G. Tischner, Graig ty work. They Boy Scout Cenmile of ditch. The line serves east bench Topham, Max Van Ausdal, Lina week of nearly in the difficult position of hav- activities of Aqualantes, and intelligent cooperation, unity and lead Kate Carter, president of the to ership in the House are all essential to victory. May our part not tral Camp, Salt Lake City, will ditch No. 1, east bench full stream, east bench. No. 2 and west branch N. Williams, ing to lead their companions of east bench No. 2. be principal speaker. Carl Graig, Eleanor Romero. be missing when the chips are down. continued triumphs. SIXTY-SEVENT- Payson Grade School Children Receive First Shots Of Free Salk Polio Vaccine Inoculations Today; Outlying and Boosters May . ri l' -- -- Sponsor No-Profan- ity Theater Here Non-Profani- ty Saturday Afternoon y, first-grad- StlfatH bout th Btzp of it City's Electricity to be Cutoff Friday to Repair Insulators free-tim- free-tim- one-ye- ar Bed-doe- s, Intermountain Editorial 5-Y- Fight Continues for River Development ar Fight Saturday Boxing Champions Santaquin Bouts 5. 100-yar- d 220-yar- d five-yea- four-sta- te JUD Aus-da- l, one-ye- ar four-stat- et 880-ya- rd time-honor- water-storag- ninth-grad- e four-stat- "well-conceive- d well-conceiv- Jas-perso- n, s. n tithe-payin- War-ensk- g, newly-cemente- one-quart- d |