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Show Clark Spencer Rides The Payson Chronicle, Payson, Utah Soli Stewardship Week and to keep it." Winners in Races THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1959 At Esclante Meet Walter Sc3lt Gardner Obituaries Walter Scott Gardner, 82, Clark Spencer jockied at died Sunday morning in a Pay-so- n the Escalante Race Meet April Joe E. Flanders hospital after ashort ill- 2 and rode three horses into Word has been received of ness. first place and two in second. the death of Joe E. Flanders, He was born Nov. 20, 1876, This is the first race meet of 65, who died May 2 at Phoenix, in Goshen, a son of James and the year in the state. Ariz. He Eliza Rodgers Gardner. He will ride this summer He was born Jan. 18, 1894, married Grace Steele Jan. 21, under the red and green colat Black Rock, Utah, a son of 1913, in the Salt Lake LDS ors of the Spencer Stables Collins Phillip and Arminta Temple. She preceded him which is. now in training by his father, Orien Spencer, at Topham Flanders. He was a in death. veteran of World War I and Mr. Gardner was a retired the Spring Acres Race Track active in the American Legion. farmer. He had lived his en- in Springville. He plana to Surviving are his widow, of tire life in Goshen. ride for other stables in Utah, Phoenix; three brothers, Lee California and Nevada. a include Survivors son, Flanders, Payson; Blaine Flana daughter, Dugway; ders, Phoeninx, John Fland-derMrs. Stanley (Marjorie) Trot- ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Salt Lake City. ter, Goshen and four grandNotice is hereby given that Funeral services will be con- children. the City of Payson, Utah will ducted Friday at 1 p.m. in the Funeral services were held receive bids for the labor and Spring Lake ward chapel. Friends may call at Rigby Wednesday in the Goshen materials required in connecBurial was in Goshen tion with the construction of Mortuary, Payson, Thursday chapel. under direction of Payson Special Assessment cemetery p.m. and at the place of Mortuary, Jolley 12 District No. 1958-noon from services Friday Sealed proposals will be reto 1 p.m.. Burial will be in at the Payson City ofceived Lundholm Downey August Payson City Cemetary. 5:00 p.m. on May fices until Lundholm Downey, Augusta 1959. The 25, proposals will Infant Daughter 79, of Santaquin died Tuesday Graveside services for the at 7:30 a.m. at the home of her be opened and read at the infant daughter of John J. daughter, Mrs. June Stewart, meeting of the City Council and Marilyn Dixon Perkins of Santaquin, of causes incident at 6:30 p.m. on the above date. The project involves furnSalt Lake City were held Mon- to age. materials for and conishing at the city Payson day She was born Nov. 26, 1879. approximately 12,500 structing in Santaquin, a daughter of The child died shortly after Jacob and Christine Lund- linear feet of sidewalk and birth Saturday in a Salt Lake holm. She married Dennis 23,100 linear feet of curb and piping, catch Hospital, of natural causes. Patrick Downey in Eureka gutter, including Survivors include her par- Aug. 12, 1908. After living basins and other appurtenfor ents; a brother, Greg, all of in Eureka for a number of ances. Rough excavation Salt Lake City; three grand- years they returned to San- the sidewalk and curb and be done by the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Selby taquin in 1924 and Mr. Down- gutter will City. Dixon, Payson, Mrs. Iona Perkdied there in 1952. Plans and specifications ins of Salt Lake City, a great- ey was a member of the showing the character of the She Mr st Minnie grandmother, LDS church. work may be seen at the ofWhite, Payson. are one daughter fice of Payson City CorporaSurviving Interment was under direcFuhri-mation of the Keith Jolley Mor- and three sons, Mrs. Bemell tion or at the office of and Associates, Hodson (June) Stewart, Santaquin; tuary. Dennis L. (Pat) Downey, Ben- Consulting Engineers, 2 9 2 Karen Holden jamin; Jesse A. Downey, Pro- West Center Street, Provo, Copies of plans and vo; Timothy E. Downey, San- Utah. KarGraveside services for 19 15 may be procurspecifications grandchildren, taquin; y en Holden, daughter of office for $50 either sised from one Holden, Jarvis and Clara of the amount set. The Mrs. Hilma ter, per Greenhalgh, Payson, were held Tuesday in set and first the for fee deposit the Payson! City Cemetery. Santaquin. fee of the deposit will be Funeral services She died of prematurity shortdocof set additional each for ly after birth Sunday morn- conducted Saturday at 1 p. uments obtained will be rem. in the Santaquin First LDS ing at a Provo hospital. bidder within Survivors include her par- ward chapel by Bishop Frank funded to the calendar seven (7) days after call and Friends Jean Sorensen. may ents; two sisters, bids. of the the opening Jane Ann; grandparents, Mr. at the Keith Jolley Mortuary, the amount of the deposit and Mrs. A. P. Holden, all of Payson, Friday from p.m. be returned to those perwill Payson, and Mr. and Mrs. and at the home of Mrs. Stewplans and art in Santaquin Saturday sons who obtain John Money, Spanish Fork. who do not and specifications Interment was under direc- prior to services. Burial will submit a bid on the contract, tion of Keith Jolley Mortuary. be in Santaquin cemetery. providing such sets of documents are returned in good condition within seven (7) days after the opening of bids. No refund will be made for PAYSOM STORE sets of documents returned after that date. Each proposal must be acGift Suggestions companied by a certified or cashiers check or by a corporate surety bond as a guarFOR MOTHER'S DAY MAY 10 anty that the bidder will, if award is made to him in acwith the terms of cordance GAYMODE HOSE GIFTS FOR THE HOME his proposal, promptly secure workmens compensation inFull Fashioned, DACRON PILLOW surance, execute a contract SPECIAL Dark or plain seam, in the required form, and furStrechable or convenFilled with 100 Dacron. nish satisfactory bonds for the faithful performance of tional, full or knee length. ea-contract and for the paythe 2.99 Penneys have them all. ment of claims arising thereto. Said check of bond shall all sizes LOVELY DAMASK 'be in an amount not less than CLOTHS ten percent (10) of the estimated contract. 52 x 70, white or The City reserves the right shades pastel to reject any or all bids or LADIES' SHORTIE waive any informality on a 3.98 bid. PAJAMA Payson City Corporation TERRY GUEST TOWELS Colorful print in Batiste. (s) G. O. Dunford, Mayor decorator colors 2.98 Sincerity is more successful than genius or talent 5 $1 Mary Baker Eddy WOMEN'S SLIPS . t, s, 7-- 9 1. cemetery. n, Le-Ro- n; recognition of the obligations Meet But because we all depend and opportunities for soil so much on the land for our stewardship. (Continued from Page One) The Soil high standard of living, nonMile Relay Orem (Paul farmers too, have a place in Ideas are the mightiest inBeck By Clyde T. Lowe Craig, Eldon Louder, such an observance. I hope fluence on earth. Geist, and Paul Kennedy!; they will join with our rural Channing Provo; Payson; Carbon; SpHaft Benson today made the people in increasing in this ringville. Time 3:39.0. state following Half Mile Relay Payson, ment in behalf o' Joe (Paul Ahlin, Bowers, Lynn Steward Soil Oborn and Austin Staheli); Orship Week, Maj em; Provo; Springville. Time We depend or soil and water for much of tht Track Profile 1: ry Gordon and Steve Hafey); Provo; Spanish Fork; Payson. Time 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Drink. food, Milk for Energy! clothing and raw materi als needed tr maintain a stront Nation. It is fittherefore. ting, that all citizens and oragniza-tion- s join in the observance of Soil Stewardship Week, sponsored by the National Association of Soil Conservation Districts and vahious national church organizations, May 3 to 1:35.9. Medley Relay Carbon (Kent Powell, Dave Cave, Jer- Region Five Orem 78.5 73.5 Provo Payson Carbon Springville Spanish Fork 59 56 22 14 '4r Wouldn't a glass of MILK taste good right now ? inclusive. 11 3:49.5. AMERICAN The eight-da- y period, opening with Rural Life Sunday on May 3, is the time when farmers and ranchers, churches, soil conservation districts, schools, urban people and many organizations will join in emprasizing that soil is a resource. The observance stresses that man is merely the steward of the soil while he uses it and that he must pass it on in as good or better condition than he Dairy association Of JUST UTAH ANOTHER God-give- n CONVENIENCE FOR OUR CUSTOMERS Starting May 1st We Will Be Open 24 Hours a Day found it. 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