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Show Tho Payson Chronicle, Payson, Utah THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1958 Burresses Visit At Mr. and Mrs. Leland G. Bur-resGooding, Idaho, and Mrs. and George Doran Brown, and Anne daughters, Cynthia Ruth Ellen of St. Louis, Mo., s, were visitors at the Bert S. Eggertsen home over the weekend. Mrs. Burress is a daughter of the Eggertsens and Mrs, Brown, a granddaughter. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Monson and children, Mark and Mari-liySalt Lake City, visited at the Eggertsen home Saturday. Mr. and AID . . . Thus FOREIGN week, I voted against the $3 billion foreign aid authorization bill. I opposed th:s measure not because I think all of Waldemar Gustafson our foreign aid program is bad. Waldemar Gustafson, 70, died But after much study I am conat Payson City Hospital Tues- vinced that mismanagement of day afternoon after an illness our foreign aid program in of several weeks. many areas of the world is Mr. Gustafson was born in making us more enemies than Sweden March 2, 1888, a son friends. The only method I of Gustaf and Amelia Danielknow whereby Congress can son Johanason. He married cut out waste is by reducing Irene Patchen Sept. 9, 1937, at appropriations. Salida, Colo. HAIR RAISER . . . There He came to Payson 15 years are hair raising examples of ago, after arriving in the Unit- waste uncovered annually by a was ed States in 1904. He Congressional investigations of veteran of World War I. our froeign aid expenditures. CarHe is a member of the One involves the construction penters local union, and a of a highway in Combodla member of the LDS Church, with our money. On the holding office of elder. grounds that the highway was the Surviving are his wife, Pay-so- needed immediately', a son, Carl Gustafson, government bypassed many of Salt Lake City; three daugh- the sound competitive bidding ters, Kathryn Ann and Linda procedures otherwise required Gee Gustafson, Payson; Mrs. to issue a construction conJane Holladay, Las Vegas, Nev.; tract. The original contract five grandchildren; three bro- placed the cost of construction thers, Hugo G., Salida, Oolo.; at less than $15 million. Now Daniel, Seattle, Wash.; Hen- it is estimated that the project ning Gustafson, Madson, Neb.; will require an expenditure of a sister, Ester Cadson, Port $33 million by the time it Is completed next May. Blakely, Washington. NOT ALL . . . The contractFuneral services will be conducted Friday at 1 p.m. in the or told the International CoPayson Third LDS ward operation Agency that new church. Friends may call at esuipment was not available. A simple check of equipment Rig by Mortuary Thursday evening and Friday prior to ser- dealers would have revealed vices. Burial' will be in Pay-so- n that this was false information but the ICA did not check. It City Cemetery. permitted the contractor to buy used equipment. He bought CARD OF THANKS the equipment for $1 million We desire to express our from one of his wholly-owne- d sincere thanks and apprecia- subsidiary companies, incorption to the many friends and orated in Liberia, at a price relatives for their kindness in excess of what he had been and help during our sorrow in trying to sell the machinery the loss of our beloved hus- for for six months. Congresband and father, Albert A sional investigators determined he made $500,000 on this Greenhalgh. We are sincerely grateful deal alone, The foreign corpfrom which it was for the services, the help given oration at the home, and the floral of- purchased Is not liable for federal or state taxes, ferings. An engSTILL MORE The Albert A. Greenhalgh ineering firm hired by the ICA family. Obituaries S. Eggertson Home B. and Mrs. Brown children left Salt Lake City Sunday via United Air Lines for their home. Max Elisworih Gets Release from Navy Mrs. Ruby Ellsworth spent a few weeks in Park City with her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Dearl Spencer, and returned home in company with Mr. and Mrs. Max Ellsworth. Max Ellsworth has been released from duty with the Navy, after serving the past four years in uniform. For three years he was aboard the USS Curtis, an airplane tender, and for one year served on the Repurtus, a destroper. He and Mrs. Ellsworth, the former Elaine Warner, and their baby, Gary Lin, four months, are residing in the Miland apartment on South Main Street. Family Reunions Recreation softball league to Mrs. Shirley McClellan . of Walnut Creek, Cal., Any player interested in playing softball visited Tuesday with an old contact Lynn Powell at phone friend, Mrs. Ruth Barnett 282. Houseguest of her sister, Mrs. Marie Christensen, in Salem, she also visited her MOST DISCOURAGING . . . brother, Ralph McClellan, and What is most discouraging is family in Payson and her sisthat the ICA did not begin to ter, Mrs. Eleen Wilson and investigate this situation and family in Spring Lake. attempt to determine who is responsible until it was disMr. and Mrs. Houser Fran-coclosed by the Congressional inand their four grandchilis a dren, Ross, Leslie and Lonnie vestigation. Congress comparatively small organiza- Francom, spent a few days in tion. It cannot begin to police Bountiful with the Ray Van a $3 billion annual operation Leuvens and in Ogden with like the ICA. Only by cutting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wanless appropriations and tightening and family, and in Farming-to- n up money supply can we force with Mr. and Mrs. Walter the ICA to police itself. That and family. While at Elliott is why I voted for heavy cuts in foreign aid appropriations. Farmington the group spent a day at Lagoon resort. W. A. DAWSON REPORTS CONGRESSMAN n, Mc-Quiv- ey be formed was sailer, purchaser, receiver and operator of the machinery, any invocation of guarantees os to its operation would con- Kal-lback- stitute an action taken voluntarily by himself against his financial interest. As a result, the repair costs become part of the highway expense. The contractors profit it not affected because he is work- e m ing on a cost plus fee basis. C-- U a. Mrs. Grace Goble and heri Crushed Gravel For Safe sister, Mrs. Della McClellan. vacationed recently at Yelluv-stonCrushed gravel is for sale at National Park. the Payson City gravel pit near garbage dump on West Mr. and Mrs. Don Clo,vard Mountain at 50 cents per ton. and family of Canyon, Texas, Gravel may be obtained at arrived here Sunday and at- pit or from Waldo Wilson, tended the Cloward reunion street department. at Salem Park that day. Must haul yourself. League Sunday, July 27 Payson vs. Pleasant Grove at Payson, 2:00. Wednesday, July 30 Payson vs. Springville at Springville, 8:00. Legion Post No. 48 Payson 9, Springville 2 Payson 4, Spanish Fork 3 Preparing for district tournament place and dates will be announced as soon as possible. . 2 out of 3 come to our store for T.L.C. Color is the big word in photography today. Getting the most out of modern color films requires the best processing available. It means T.L.C. (tender loving care) and thats exactly what your films get when you bring them to us for processing. We make sure that you get the best slides and prints. Whether you want your slides developed or copied, or a big 8x10 print, or a wallet size, we can offer the best in processing service. We pride ourselves on the fact that our photo finishing is the kind that professionals demand and you deserve. Remember, a beautiful shot rates the best and we can offer it. Compare and be LITTLE LEAGUE SCHEDULE Friday, July 25 Indians vs. Yankees, Payson 5:00. Santaquln Red Sox vs. Kawanls at Santaquln, 5:30. vs. Goshen Web-fee- t, Payson, 5:00. Grizzles at Santaquin Blue Sox, Bye, Monday, July 28 Santaquin Red Sox vs. Indians, at Santaquin, 5:30. Grizzles vs. Yankees, SPECIAL Pay-so- n, 3 ROLLS FILM 1.00 5:00. Santaquin Blue Sox Payson, 5:00. Goshen Webfeet, vs. Ka-wan- is, GEAN'S Bye, PONY LEAGUE Tuesday, July 28 Blue Jays vs. Red Birds, 5:00, Payson. PHOTO SHOP Payson, Utah Joseph S. Bills, Sr. The Joseph S. Bills Sr. family reunion was held Sunday at Provo North Park, with some 70 descendants attending. Luncheon and a program reported the used equipment were in charge of Robert Bills, was in good condition. SubLomita, Calif., president, asA word or a nod from the investigation showed sequent sisted by Mrs. Buelah Spencer good, has more weight that that the firm did not even inand Mrs. Phoebe Langree, the eloquent speeches of oth- spect the machinery. Six both of Salt Lake City. ers. 48 pieces of months after the Named to head the organimachinery were purchased, 14 zation for the coming year For were found in the shops, most Carpet were: Walter Freshwater, Salt See Merlynn of them for major rebuilding Lake City, president; Mrs. J. repairs. Since the contractor Payson Furniture Reid Bills, Salt Lake City, vice president; and Mrs. Winona Christensen, Provo, his- ... torian. PAYSON Thomas Alleman Four sets of twins attended the Allman reunion held at Kellys Grove in Springville canyon, when 125 family members from Utah and Calif., gathered for picnic and pro- gram. of All are descendants Thomas AUman, piojneer of 1850, who, himself was a twin, and with his wife, Elmira Phillips Allman, became parents of twins. In the third generation there are five sets of twins, the four present for the reunion were: Verl Allman, Provo, and Mrs. Venna Allman Reese, Springville; Harold and Jar-olSimons, Spanish Fork, 12 years; Denton and David Alexander, Provo, 6 years; and the daughters of Edwin R. Simons and wife of Salt Lake City. The fifth set, Noel and Neldon Allman Calif., of San Bernardino, were not present. d three-iyear-o1,- tBgBT-T- S STORE fo JiliCLEARMC Utah, Freih Frozen, Fruit or Berry 24 TERRIFIC SPECIAL SEW TONIGHT, WEAR 09 BUY Town House, TOMORROW Synthetic blends, (Rayon Dacron, Rayon Or.on, Rayon Acrilan etc.) Wool Si worsted type weaves. All fabrics hand Wash, Crease Resistant, Preshrunk. 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