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Show Payscn Chronicle, Payson, Utah Ti58 North THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1959 NOTICE TOR BIDS ' 7!v Bo ri of Education of School District will re- on or c ve bii A new weekly advertising bet "v July 20, 1959 at 8:09 p. school program in the Chronicle has m fur the sale of three as three and trucks, been instituted by the Daniels follows: Drug Store. Buses: Ralph Daniels, owner of the No. 9 1940 Ford, 48 passenger store, says that his new series No. 22 194S International, 66 of advertisements will appear passenger each week and will be built No. 30 1947 Ford, 48 around an interesting bit of passenger entitled Trucks: and iinformation Wonder Fax. No. 39 Ford, stake 1950 1 body, ton The value of consistency in No. 42 1942 Chevrolet, 114 has newspaper advertising truck ton been recognized by Daniels No. 47dump 1942 Chevrolet, 14 who says his new series is ton stake body. scheduled to run weekly for The Board of Education rethe next 52 weeks. serves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. C. J. Wendell, Clerk Board of Education W. R. COURTNEY CHIROPRACTOR 231 Spanish Fork, Utah 10 - 6 daily Sal. 12 9 Closed Wed. Phone 672 Carolyn Nelson Makes By Appt, Mr. and Mrs. Claude H. Nel-- i son announce the engagement of their daughter, Carolyn, to Robert Jarrett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jarrett of Nephi. The date for the wedding is not definite. Drink Milk for Energy! Wouldn't a glass Selective Service Officer Releases Names of Stars Down South rs Blair Rees s double with two away in the last of the 10th scored the winning run as the Northerners defeated in the the Southerners annual Central Utah League game in Spanish Fork Friday night. scored Reeses Gordon Oborn from second base with the winning run. Both Reese and Obom play for American Fork. It marked the second year in a row that the game was decided in extra innings. The North team also won last years encounter. Guy Edwards, the last of four pitchers who saw action for the North team, was credited with the victory. He pitched for Lehl. Erwin Haws of Springville, the third of three South pitchers, was charked with the loss. the North tied Trailing up the eighth by scoring a run. It remained tied until the last of the 10th. Reese was the big hitter for the winners with three hits to his credit. In fact, Oborn and Russ Hillman, with one hit apiece, were the only other North players to hit safely giving the winners a total of but five hits. 4-- All-St- 3 ar two-bagg- er all-st- ar The losing Rebel nine, on the other hand, collected 12 hits, but couldnt get a base knock when it counted the most. Dean Roberts was the big hitter for the Southerners with three hits including a double and triple. Jack Swenson, Jim Kelson and Clifton Steele got two hits each for the los- Blaine Bradford, Haws, p TOTALS Mavcnr-- 2 0 0 39 3 0 0 12 AB R H 5 5 5 2 0 0 p 2 of military men hv the Selective v ce board at Spanish Fork follows: Foliated: Russell T. Shep-'vrSpringville, Navy; David Terry Wnlsey. Springville, Navy; Nolan J. Nelson, Springville, Army; Larry' Max Spanish Fork, Army; "Richard G. Williams, Spanish Fork, Army; Ronald John Nelson, Spanish Fork, Air Force Michael J. Lucas, Spanish Fork, Air Force; Delreese L. K y, Goshen, Navy; Herbert Kershaw Miner Jr., Mapleton, Navy; Jay Floyd Harmer. Pay-soCommission Air Force, Dental Corps. from services: Separated Dan Carly Jr., Mapleton, Marine Corps; Kenneth L. Dun-staG.:ry Lake, Indiana, Navy; Boyd M. Halverson Mapleton, Marine Corps; Donald E. Hanson, Payson, Air Force; Frank E. Johnson, Spanish Fork. Marine Corps; Burton L. Losee, Sprinwille, Air Force; Robert C. McKenna, Springville, Navy; John W. Reid, Spanish Fork, Air Force; Gerald F. Spainhower, Payson, Army; Myron L. Stabler, Spanish Fork, Army; d. NORTH Oborn, 2b Arnold, lb Reese, f Hillman, ss Hoff, cf R. Robinson, 3b Newman, 3b Raynor, If Story, c Laga, p Hoopes, p Chruma, LOUISIANA VISITORS (Continued from Page One) ate and native of Payson who Rcys Entering erd Separated From Services 4 to 5, Make Winning Run in 9th 2-- 3, Engagement to Robert Jarrett Known South 1st East All-Sta- 1 13 11 10 4 2 2 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 Mat-,;nso- 0 0 0 0 400 0 0 p 0 0 0 0 10 TOO n, motive exalts the ac- - died recently while residing Returned from six months in DeRidder. active duty through National A number of social events Guard: Howard Russell Stew- have been given in their honart, Springville; Richard or, including a dinner at the Rawle, Springville; Dan home of Mr. and Mrs. James Rowland Bagley, Springville; A. Daniels with covers placJames Arnold Greenhalgh, ed for those already mentioned and Willis Bates, Ed Dugway. Mil-le- tt Prearrangement and Advisory Serv: Confidential - Without Obligation n, Jackson, p Edwards, p 4 5 34 TOTALS: Score by Innings: 000 100 200 South 12 2 000 000 210 North 5 3 2BH Roberts, Oborn, Reese. 3 BII Hillman, Roberts. SO Robbins 3, B. Bradford 4, Haws 3, Laga 1, Hoopes 3, Chruma 2, Jackson 1, Edwards 1. BB Robbins 1, Haws 2, Lrgi 1, Hoopes 2, Jackson 1. 03 14 n, Edwards. Winning pitcher Losing pitcher Haws. Danner and Umpires Payson Children Attend Provo Shrine Circus Max Llewellyn of the was chairman of the children ject. II Keith dolleu MORTUARY Service With Beauty and Dignity . Jay-ce- es . V . ir-- 24 HOUR AMBULANCE pro- group of 244 boarded busses in Payson last It was not until 1875 that Friday to attend the Shrine Circus in Provo at Timp Ball the Navy adopted the Park. Morse telegraphic code. Transportation was furnished by Harry Hardman. Jay-ce- e The heart has its reasons, wives went along to help which reason does not know. 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