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Show March of Dimes Expands Aid for Victims Of Crippling Birth Defects, Arthritis, Polio Victims of crippling birth defects and rheumatoid arthritis, among the largest groups of the medically underprivileged in the nation, can soon look for help virtually at their doorsteps, thanks to the March of Dimes. The National Foundation, supported by March of Dimes funds, has broadened its horizons to give direct aid to children under the age of 19 suffering from all types of birth defects. Aid was previously limited to children with open spine, open skull and water on the brain. The voluntary health organization has also authorized its 3,100 chapters throughout the United States to use available funds to establish a network of Special Treatment Centers and Evaluation Clinics for birth defects and arthritis. Assistance to polio victims will be continued. The National Foundations experience with polio treatment and rehabilitation centers as well as pilot projects conducted in birth defects and arthritis has proved the value of bringing together teams of experts to deal with medical, economic and social problems of chronically disabled patients and their families. Under the newly expanded program, National Foundation chapters will finance Special Payson, Utah Dear Mayor Dunford: I was not aware until yesterday that the large tanker which we used on the Soapstone Basin fire was developed and is being maintained by Payson City, for use where-eve- r needed in this general area. This letteer is to thank you and the city officials, as well as the volunteer fire department for the use of this excellent machine in control and mop-u- p operations of this stubborn fire. I was aware that a 2,000 gallon tanker was available at Payson but expected, when I sked that it be sent to this fire, that we probably would have to pull it into position and use our own pump in distributing water to the fire. This fire had been blowing up in the most unexpected places during te day, it only being necessary for a spark to light, to touch off a new fire because of the extreme dry condition Ranger Fry and others of us were thrilled to see this fine machine wheel onto the fire that evening, able to draw its 17-t- rocket fuel at Douglas Aircraft, Sacramento, Calif. V Attkrkh CfJataf Study CwMr Spthd 7nahMAf Cantor $mk Dafafe Cllnkml $tudy CmNt DaFacf Spactof T r tuirf Center PafemyaW CJlntad Study Cantar hdhmytHb Spmht ImHmtd Cantor O Arthrkh O A March of MIAMI Special Treatment and Clinical Study Centers offering Dimes-support- ed Treatment Centers at major hospitals in several large cities. These will operate full time and provide treatment for both in- - and outpatients through teams of specialists in the medical and allied professions. For areas isolated from large medical centers, chapters will develop birth defects and arthritis Evaluation Clinics to offer outpatient care only, through periodic clinics with medical specialists. visiting ocn water and dispense it where needed. We also used it as a mother tanker for our smaller units which had been hauling teir loads a considerable distance. Please convey our thanks to Dale Barsett and Frank Holm who accompanied the unit and to all who were responsible )n a mrticuloarly difficult job. It was just the machine for thejo b." CB. Thornock Forest Superpisor Hamilton Fund pays 54th quarterly shareholder dividend The 54th consecutive quar- terly dividend to shareholders has been declared by the Board of Directors of Hamilton The regular Inc. Funds, of 3 cent distribution quarterly per share from ordinary inand come on both series shares is payable on July 31, lr61, to shareholders of record June 30, 1961. More than one million dollars will be distributed to quarter. This dividend pay ment brings total distributions H-C- 7 H-D- A that require more extensive care or hospitalization may be referred through Evaluation Clinics to Special Treatment Centers. On the national level, March of Dimes funds will continue to support and expand Clinical Study Centers which provide exemplary total care for birth defects, arthritis and polio victims and also conduct research in those diseases. As the number of centers of will be an increase in knowledge and improvement of treatment facilities and techniques to bring closer to reality the control of chronic crippling diseases. CHRONICLE FORD SALES BUY A NEW .FORD for as little as $4525 Per Month after Normal Down Payment Real Clean. STANDARD 1955 CHEV. 1959 MERC. Loaded. 1959 DODGE CHEV. 1956 V-- 8 r., HT. TON Ch. & Cab., 1 Vi-- T SPECIAL PICKW . V-- 8. - . New Paint, New Tires. Good Condition. Long Wheel Base. Many Others to Chooso from at gage dated the Fifteenth day 1960, filed witn the County Records office of Utah County, State of Utah between Douglas & Eloise L. Karren, mortgagors, and Seaboard Finance Company, mortgagee, upon which the amount of $3546.18 was due as of the d.te hereof, and which mortgage covers the following described property: 5 pc. dinette set, Hotpoint refrigerator, G. E. electric toaster, range, automatic Kirby vacuum cleaner, Zenith TM TV, portable phono, occasional table with wrought it on legs, 2 pc. overstuffed Living Room set, 3 way floor lamp, occasional overstuffed chair, blonde occasional table, brown occasional table, turquoise hassock, TMlamp, kneehole desk, 46 Hollywood bed with spring 6 mattress, cedar chest, sewing machine, 2 TM lamps, 2 Hollywood beds with box spring & mattress, 4 drawer chest, R.C.A. TM radio, circular mirror, laundromat, Ben-di- x dryer, crib with spring y .mattress, Rollaway bed with mattress, 9 drawer unfinished pine chest, blonde maulgahyde desk chair will be foreclosed and said p.Kperty sold at public auction at 975 South State Street, Provo, Utah, at the hour of 4:00 P. M. on the Twenty-Eight- h day of July, 1961. DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA TION: July 20, 1961. DATE OF LAST PUBLICA TION: July 27, 1961. Pf-a- SANTAQUIN. Phone 754-328- 1 UTAH OR West-inghou- Phone 754-325- 4 in vacinity of Lincoln Beach last Sunday Dark brown Mexican Chauwia, female answers to name of k Coco, boys pet. Finder Vaughn Heath, 307 W. 3rd North. Lost Typewriter Carbon Paper Typewriter and Addins Machine Ribbons 1' con-tac- hMiZlfo OfcV.V.VXV.V.V.U? Payson Chronicle how tb 0 nj o y t H e ' I Q FINANCE m 2Q PAYSON DRIVE OUT AND SEE US TODAYI hoi id ay . S v'Sw-'- If you play your cards right, the long week end ahead with good foods at can picnics, barbecues, patio parties allow you to have plenty of fun, too! The secret is to plan meals that are quick to fix. Choose from our array of specially-selecte- d foods for carefree meals. Lemosiach Scotch Treat-Fro- zen 6 Concent. 10 1. LOO BEVERAGE Assorted Flavors Cragmont 12 oz. se paid in the past 12 months on Series 7 shares to 13y4 cent from investment income and H- cent from securities profits. During the same period distribution paid on Series shares total 12 cent from investment income and 12 cent from securities profits. On June 30, 1961, net assets of Hamilton Funds, Inc. totaled more than $231 million. Said Hamilton President Harold Huber to shareholders: It is apparent that the business recovery is becoming more widespread. At the same time, there is a growing and demand among both institutional and 1 individua investors to share in the owner ship of American business through common stock, While over the intermediate term it is possible that the stock market may be affected by international developments, the long-teroutlook is for generally higher market prices. Oreen MARION DAVIS Heber. ff DESK BLOTTERS TISCHNER FORD Resting in a chair, this labor shortage. of February, Grape Juice Marshmallows 8 1" 1.00 Garne- tFrozen, Conctd. smEMm Fluffies- tTender, Charcoal CatSUP 20 69 lb. 14 Snider's Tuna Fish Mortons Apple or 7 oz. ir 10 Tender oz. Bel-a- C or Hamburger I lb. 6 oz. conut Custard 1 5 Vi 1.00 oz. Farm Fresh Produce ! U.S. No. 1, Worm Free 12 for Peaches u5 N Fresh CANTALOIJPF 0 Salads Taste Better qt. PORK & BEANS Hunt's In Tomato Sauce No. 2tt 5 cans 1.00 Safeway Guaranteed Meats! 1.00 Pork & Beans Parade can 10 1.00 Wright's 9 Pound Cake Mrs. Serve Today oz. 2 lor 49 Bantam Flavorful Sweet large Ears All 49 39 12 for 1.00 1.00 8 ct. 27 A lor Makes Piedmont 1.35 4 lor 1.00 Vi Skylark lor 6 No. Chunk Style Hot Dog Buns PIES 10 lb. Briquets Quality Top Salad Dressing ever-broadii- .g FROM OUR USED CAR DEPARTMENT , . . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a certain chattel mort- H-D- A FALCON PLOWING BY REMOTE CONTROL farmer at Marktoberndorf operates the first West German tractor to plow fields by remote control, one answer to the nations farm WANT ADS Frozen Peas SENTAQUIN r. home in Payson. Previously, Mr. and Mrs. David Gamer visited the family at Bear River City, where on June 14, a dinner party was arranged in honor of the third birthday of young Wade Evan Gamer. McClellan Both are children of the Frank Gamers. Mrs. Vera Francom attended a wedding reception held in Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lofgran Salem Saturday evening, honand children of Santaquin ored her granddaughter, Nadine Mattiison and Michael spent a week at Yellowstone both of Salem. Out-o- f Dorter, Park. They were accompan- town guests included Mr. and ied by his mother. Mrs. Eva Mrs. Warren Francom of Ogden, who were houseguests at Lofgran, also of Santaquin. the Francom home over the weekend. Boy Scouts of Spring Lake Ward spent last week at Fish Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Boyack Lake under supervision of their scoutmster, Ross Hend- of Price visited in Payson Sunrickson. The troop, which day, guests of her sister, Mrs. set up their six tents among Vera Francom. The Boyacks the trees overlooking the lake, recently returned from a trip enjoyed successfull fishing and spent in Tacoma, Wash. other outdoor events. Going Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Porter atalong for the outing were Mrs. Hendrickson and daughter, tended the monthly meeting and also sons of the couple, of the Utah County Veterinar-Societincluding two who are mem- - ians held Thursday bers of the troop. evening at the Homestead in y, bring quick result! 1961 SEABOARD COMPANY OR , In conducting its vastly expanded patient aid program. The National Foundation will emphasize aid in areas of unmet needs. It will not duplicate assistance already being provided by other agencies. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE DATED this twentieth day of July, ve U. S. there all three types increases, Cases H-C- V-- compre-hensi- care to victims of birth defects, arthritis and polio are expanding throughout SUMMER SELLING BEE r. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McClellan the past week were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Owes, Jr. and two children, Ron and Sheronne, and Miss Margaret Brant of Benson, Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. McClellan entertained Thursday evening at a turkey dinner in honor of the birthday anniversary of Mr. Owens. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Lavard Wright and son Danny Wright., Owens family, Miss Brant, host and hostess. Mrs. Owens is a niece of Mrs. . at the 1956 CHEV. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Gamer were their sons and families, including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gamer, of Bear River City and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garner and four daughters of Ogden. The family celeb, ated the first birthday of young Gayle Garner on aluminum TANKS A LOT . . . Workmen carefully elevate sphere to, be used for storing 90,000 gallons of liquid hydrogen STOP - SWAP - SAVE IN 1961 July Fourth at the Gamer NOW IS THE TIME TO AT TISCHUER THURSDAY, JULY 20, UU MIT Forest Service thanks Fire Department for use of big tanker truck Mayor Osmond Dunford P Payscn Chrcalch, Payton. Utah Th : a Grade A Inspected, Graded and Goodness U.S. For Wholesomeness lb. (Cut Up 33) Whole k Hams Bar-- S No Bone, No Fat, No Waste-Rea- dy to Carve Whole or Half Franks Bar-- S Buy Only the Part of the Fryer That is Your Favorite Ideal For Picnics or Parties High Quality Sliced Bacon Wicklow-Go- od lb. 59 lb. 59 Thighs Drumsticks lb. 49 lb. 19 Wings Backs & Neds lb. 15 Breasts Ground Beef Safeway Fryer Parts 2 lbs. Quality CHECK OUR NEW LOW EVERYDAY MEAT PRICES Flavorful 36 size lb. 17 4 for 1.00 wm mm CHRONICLE PricesEffective Thursday, Friday and Saturday r s |
