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Show The Payson Chronicle) Payton Utah THURSDAY, JULY 17. 1958 Gy Eenoni Fatten The Benoni Patten Reunion will be held Saturday, July 19, at 4 oclock at the Payson Dens 12 to 6, New Space-H- i Park. Lunch at 5:30 p.m.; program at 7:30 p.m. Dancing Loses to Lehi 9-- 4 Drive In This Week there will be old fashion Fold In Central Utah League play and square dancing for all The Space Hi Drive In opened Monday afternoon for last week, Payson posted a ages following the program. All members of the family are business and after a trial run win over Spanish Fork, invited. out-hon to Lehi and will hold a grand opening Payson reduced win Greatly July Dix Grace was the winning prices will be featured during Brigham H. Crook the grand opening, and peo- pitcher for the Payson team Descendants of Brigham ple of Payson and surrounding against Spanish Fork and Crook met Friday at Salare invited to come in and Duke Hudson and Jack Open-shaem for a family reunion, Park interior. with three hits for four inspect the unique owned and times at bat were the heavy the occasion brought about Indepenrently operated, Ralph and Verda h Iters. Carl Butler added a through a visit of Mr. and Mrs. Davis are proprietors. Plenty double and a single to aid in Asa Hudson and family of Santa Ana, Calif. Mrs. Hudof space for parking prompted the victory. their choice of a name for the Payson was able to get only son is remembered as the former Rae Crook. drive-i- n located only a block seven scattered hits against Those attending the reunion from the High School. The Lehi. Nobody on the Payson included the Hudsons and her will In feature Hi Drive Space team could get more than one fine cooks and courteous serfather, Joseph Crook, and but James Ewell had the other hit, relatives as follows: Mr. vice. The Davises state they are dealing as much as pos- big hit of the day asa he drove and Mrs. Rulon Christensen, in three runs with single. sible with local firms in opSpanish Fork; Mr. and Mrs. eration of the business. Ray Vincent, Mrs. Don Lees and children, Miss Helen Miss Tamera Thorpe, Sheffield and family, Orem; to Mr. and Mrs. Gale Hanks and children, Salem; Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Butler, Maybeth, Janene and Lavar Nielson, Spring . . . site of Flaming Gorge Dam Lake; Mrs. Ethel Erickson and Ralph Davis Opens 12-- it 9-- 22-2- 3. He-b- w Fer-gaso- Salute DAGGETT COUNTY family, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Thomas and children, Lem Harsch, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Coombs and son, Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon Crook, all of Payson; and Paul Crook of Kearns. John Harvey Moore state s least accessible and most sparsely populated county, with the building of Flaming Gorge Dam. The big project will bring many changes. One town, Dutch John, is rising near the damsite; another, Linwood, will be lost forever beneath the waters backed up by the dam. New roads will open up unparalleled scenic and recreation areas in the forests of the Uinta Mountains, providing access to some of the finest fishing and hunting in the West. The United States Brewers Foundation proudly salutes Daggett County, where the Foundation, program, constantly through its endeavors to assure clean, wholesome gathering spots for the enjoyment of beer and ale. BEER and ALE . C-e- ar . r Chosen on Team Lynn Oborn and J. Karl Worthington of Paysons Pony Graduate League Baseball team have been chosen to participate in the Pony Graduate Tournament. As members of the tournament team, Oborn and Worthington will travel to Helper where the tourney will be held the first week in August. The Pony Graduate League includes boys of ages fifteen and sixteen. All-Sta- Reunion Aug. 30 The class of 37, Payson High School, will hold a reunion Aug. 30 at the Social G-- E Refrigerator - Freezer Center in Spanish Fork, according to announcement made A planning committee met Wednesday at the home of Miles Loveless, current president of the class. Others on the committee are: Ruth Barnett Kallbacka, secretary; Clarence Wyler, Devon Peart of Payson; LaPreal Houser, Brown Pulver and Rowena Thomas Nielson, both of Orem. he Primary Childrens moReece, Nebo presiclinic will be in Provo dent. For all Primary who are under July 29 at Utah Valley Hos- the care of this and pital out patient department, for new patients program, as well. Latat 9 a.m., according to an- ter must contact Mrs. Reece nouncement made by Mrs. Ida for application blanks. 1 Get Your Lunch SATURDAY rs Ssethalers Payson Pony League On Wednesday, July 23, the Payson Pony League Team will play the winner of the game between Spanish Fork and Grantsville. The team winning out in these play-ofwill meet Provo to gain a berth in the Pony League Tournament in Spring-villThe Springville Tourney will be held August 30 and Gold Band, Hot Dog with Mustard or Catsup Potato Chips and Birrells FOR ALL fs Giant yb. Freezer 74 NOW ONLY Two Magnetic Safety Doors 7-- Automatic Defrost Refrigerator Removable Adjustable Shelves Straight Line Design 10e e. AT SAFEWAY LEW 31. -- 069 Much Less With Trade RAY SERVICE 99 South Main Street Phone 746, Payson, Utah 'Falling to buy. ..no jingles to write.. .enter our big local lilixRJ OUT FILL TO ENTER! Rainbow trout are the most migratory of all trout. They are native to the West Coast of the United States. United States Brewers Foundation Great New 1958 12 Cu. Ft. bile accident. Creers mother in reporting the accident said I thought parents of ought to know what their children are doing. teen-age- Class of 37 Sets Childrens Clinic Set in Provo Ralph Chappie, Payson police chief, is investigating the Bats are the only mammals possessing the power of true flight. Others fly" by forming a parachute" of the folds of skin stretching from leg to leg. tlAOIt C2N0CMIIS 366 South s, A cherry bomb thrown inside a milk delivery truck Monday morning by two Payson teenagers riding in a 1950 green Chevrolet car was the cause cf a near tragic accident. When the driver of the truck, David er of Spanish Fork, reached to throw the bomb out of his car it exploded in his hand. Young Creers hands were severely burned and his face cut. Luckily he didnt lose all his fingers. Mr. Creer is a pitcher for a Spanish Fork baseball team and was a candidate for an all-stgame to be played soon. It is possible now that he will lie unable to play in the game if he is chosen on the team. The Andrew Moore-Joh- n Harvey Moore family reunion will be held Saturday, July 26, at Arrowhead Aesort beginning at 4 p.m. Members attending the reunion are asked to bring their own lunch and drinks will be furnished by the family organization. A short program will be presented after which election of officers will be held. The committee in charge of the outing include Cleon Moore and Kenneth Tanner, Payson, and Reed Moore, Spring Lake. Far off in Utahs northeastern corner, a new era is beginning for the people of Daggett County, the Teen-Ager- Injures Youths Hand Team Tops CU Payson Cherry Bomb, Thrown FAMILY REUNIONS r n Tinnnnnnnnt -- I; no jingles to write! Nothing to buy Winners declared by oword drawing pout corefufly) j Sth Eott Street. Soil Bemeys PAYSON STORE COOLED FOR YOUR f! You may be the winner of a glorious 3 day La. 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