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Show The Payson Chronicle, Payson, Utah Thus'by, Ap-- l l2 Pavson Men In The Spring Lake News 1!r2 Armed Services Roger Johnson E. Johnson, GMTSA, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs Ellis Johnson, Payson, is home on leave prior to reporting to his new duty station. Rodger has just completed advanced technician training at the Sandia Base in Albuq-- i erque, New Mexico. Upon OUR STRENGTH expiration of his leave he will OUR SOIL leport to Treasure Island, San Francisco, California for furKEWS OF NEBO SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT ther transportation to his new The job of conserving soi soil was air dry. However, duty station at U. S. Naval and water in the Ntbo SCD about 40 to 50 'A of the avail- Magazine, Marianas Guam, is one of the (most important able water is still in the soil, Islands. leaving about 3.5 inches of functions which takes pl-Stephen Smith on any ones farm.Ciur land, water to apply. A ten cfs stream equals without water is of little Airman Third Class Stephen value. ten acre inches of water per H. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. With water applied cor- hour. Theiefore, if the water Henry J. Smith, Payson, is cur could be applied 100't being assigned to George AFB, rectly and efficiently, almost 3 acres could Calif., following his graduation land is generally very productive and we can expe.l be ingated per hour. It is from the United States Aii good cjrops of ma.ny kinds estimated that an irrigation Force teqhnical training courfrom it. However if more water elficienqy of about 10'c can se for jet engine mechanics is used than is needed for ciop be obtained with a good border here. J system on fairly flat slopes. Airman Smith studied the production then water is Wa.de Plant nutrients, costly feitili-izer- s This would then show 2 8 acres maintenance and repair of jet and maximum produc- times 70 U or 2 acres to be engines. ii ngated per hour. tion gj down the drain. A graduate of Payson Senior This safe procedure can be High School, the airman enFor example: a f.ve acrc field is to be irrigated. A ten followed for practically any tered the service in November cubic foot per second stream area, with any soil type and 1961. stream. Farmers of is to be used. A study of the sie soil indicates that about 3 shoud be very familiar with Selective Service Lists feet of the profile is fairly dry ssould be very familiar with Entries, Discharges Selective Service offices at with moisture at field capacity this type of mental gymnasbelow 3 feet. The soil is a tics, for it will pay dividends Spanish Fork report the folsilty clay loam( rather heavy) in crop production. Call at lowing movement of military and will hold about 2.1 inches the Payson office of the Soil men: Enlisted: Russell Herbert, of water per foot of soil depth. Conservation Services for in working through Payson, Air Force; Jefferson Three feet of soil at 2.1 inches, Kershaw Miner Jr., Spring-villequals 6.3 inahes of water! this kind of data and which could be applied if the' Marine Corps; Inducted: Hasting Boyd Smith, Springville, Army; Seperated from service: Richard D. Wing, Springville, Navy; Robert Evan Warenski, Santaquin, Army; Dean Willis Young, Payson, Army; Shir Johnson, Spanish Fork, Army; Joseph Gene Brimhall, Salem, Navy; Hans Christian Johansen Jr., Springville, Army. - Mrs. Rnea Menlove, Mrs. Bob Menlove and two children and Mrs. Rex Peery and small son of Payson went to Riqh--f .eld on Thursday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Menlove. They went also to see the new home which the Ralph Menloves have recently moved into. On the way home they stopped at Ephraim and visited with Mrs. Bob Menloves parents. Recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Daphna Moore were her cousins Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Openshaw and her uncle, Mr. Jess Holladay from Santaquin. Mr Holladay" is the only l.ving brother of Mrs. Moores father. He will be 89 years old in May. Culture Club Holds Meeting Rodger x c effi-ccntl- y, e, Senator Wallace F. Bennett chats with Senior Girl Scout Cheryle Bremer at a luncheon celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Girl Scout Movement. Miss Bremer was one of twelve senior Girl Scouts selected to make a special report to Congress. Ted Alvey is Winner of $500 Bond in Sales Contest Ted Alvey, formerly of Pay-sa- n and now residing in Sandy, has been informed that he is first place winner in a sales conducted contest by the McCulloch Chain Co. and is the recipient of a $500 bond. Mr Alvey, an employee of a transport company in Salt Lake City, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Alvey of How the money People Urged, Keep Pelio Shots Current up-to-da- te Sandy Stewart, one of TVs newest personalities, will appear on the Bell Telephone Hour in Springtime in the Park over NBC-TSunday evening - April 15. Lanny Ross will be Host on Telephone Hour Sun. es visited at Salt Lake last Sunday when their son, Calvin, entered the mission home. Mrs. Cloward Penrod visited at Downey and San Gabriel Calif, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Jacobsen entertained Mrs. Phoebe Wold from Idaho Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Leo iHigbee from Spokane, Wash., last week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mechem Sr. visited at Salt (Lake last Thursday. Mrs. Ann Nelson, Mrs. De. leen Thomas, Mrs. Nelda Le Baron, Mrs. Darleen Nelson, Mrs. Lucile Thelmas, Mrs. Colleen Davidson, Mrs. Annie Ewell and Mrs. Donna Davis, attended Primary Conference at Salt Lake last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Glennis Draper visited at Salt Lake Monday when their son, Lynn, entered the mission home. Those who attended Sunday School Conference Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Me It 'i.' '4$, IM. I , . I , Thats why Bonds are such a sound way today to reach any savings goal. With Bonds, you save for a home and a better world to build it in. With Bonds, you save for your own retirement and the liberty to enjoy it as you choose. Why not buy a Bond today? All you need is $18.75 and a little of the spirit of 76. Keep freedom in your future with U.S. SAVINGS BONDS Communism clamps mailed strengths is our free in Anywhere In the press. Keep freedom your future with U.S. don not pav for this advertisement. The Treaeury Department The Advertising CouncU and this neutpaper for their patriotic support. Tht U.S thank Government (where youllto find the nicest ways yet away!) g wont find a You vacation-brightenin- variety like this anywhere else. And now that spring has sprung, the buys are just as tempting as the weather. Your e choice of 11 Chevy II new-siz- ni JV MM Ml) SIIMJDM AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALERS models. Fourteen spacious, Chevrolets. spirited And a nifty, nimble crew of Jet-smoo- th rear-engi- NEW BEL AIR Corvairs. Three with ne complete lines of cars and we mean complete to cover just about any kind of going yon could have in mind. And all under one roof, too! You just wont find better pickings in size, sizzle and savings anywhere under the sun. And you couldnt pick a better time than now , during your Chev-rolet dealers Fun and Sun Days. 97.5-CU..-- STATION WAGON that rides jusl right, loaded or light cargo cave and Full Coil suspension. CORVAIR MONZA SEDAN F rom snappy interiors to scat, this one's got the gift of making sport of most any trip. sure-foot- ed NEW CHEVY H NOVA STATION WAGON Here's a wagon that sells at a compact orice, yet totes in a big way with a longer oad floor than any compact over 9 ft. with second seat and tailgate down. See the new Chevrolet, Chevy II and Corvair at your Chevrolet dealers One-Sto- Shopping Center p United Stales , Savings Bonds. or to Fgi-- j Urinari calculi, or kidney stones in sheep, may be pre vented by adding five per cent salt to the feed. This forces ewes to drink more water whiqh, in turn, prevents the stones from forming. The Payson Chronicle blinders on the mind. One of America's great corn-invit- chem Jr., ILoyd Nelson, Russell Smith, Mrs. Lu Ray Draper and Mrs. Caroll Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Christensen from Salt Lake visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. (Myron Christensen, Sunday. Why buy this Bondi One important reason for buying Savings Bonds today is to kelp preserve your freedom to own a share in your country. Every dollar you invest in a Savings Bond gives Uncle Sam exactly that much more help in the vital task of safeguarding liberty today. You not only save money, at the same time you also help save your future freedom to enjoy it. Now is the time to follow through on the polio immunization program you may have started last year. Thousands of Utahn last year got the first or second shots in the polio prevention program," reports Harold Bowman, executive secretary of the Utah State Medical Association. This is the time to finish the job and be sure of protection. Three shots are needed for maximum protection. After a year it is also good to have a booster shot. All parents should get out theft- - medical record book and be sure that everyone in the family has had the necessary shots or arrange to do it now, Mr. Bowman suggests. Many people have been waiting for the new oral vaccine which can be taken by mouth, usually as a flavored liquid. But the medical leader reports that the oral vaccines will not be available generally in Utah for some time. Therefore, he reports, it is only good sense to go AMBULANCE ahead with the Salk vaccine program because no otne 30 YEARS OF SERVICE should take a chance when imunization is so easy. A FUNERAL SERVICE WITHIN THE MEANS OF ALL" Mr. Bowman pointed olut that the polio progralm is for DIAL 465-25- 06 PAYSON everyone, adults as well as children. The old concept was FORMERLY VALLEY MORTUARY that adults did not need the protection, but the Polio FounMember of Utah Funeral Directors Assn. dation now recommends that FUNERAL PLANS everyone is wise to take ad218 South Main Pays on vantage of this immunization Unlimited Parking program. son-in-la- w Sands, Jo Stafford and Sandy Stewart, pianist Jose Iturbi, dancers Gene Nelson and AUegra Kant, the Whiffen-Apr- il poofs from Yale and Donald Voorhees and the Bell Telephone Orchestra. The Bell Hour settings will be representations of four GENOLA NEWS world famous parks; Central Park in New York, Berkeley By Dorothy Thomas in London; the Tuil-eriSquare Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garner in Paris; and the Gardens and children from Bear River of the Vila Borghese gardens City visited at the home of in Rome. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Smith last week. Service Representative Mrs. Bonnie Thomas, Mrs. Named in SF Office Lavern Penrod and Mrs. Isa-be- ll Mrs. Judith Stone has been Draper attended Conference at Salt Lake last appointed Service Represdn-tativ- e for the Mountain States Thursday. Co. in Spanish The Birthday Club enter., Telephone Fork effective, April 9, accordtained Mrs. Rulon Finch at to Theron W. Johnson ing her home in Goshen. A deliShe started her cious supper was served and (manager. career in Provo telephone cards were played. Prizes March, 1961 as a cashier. She were awarded to Mrs. Milton lives in Spanish Fork with Thomas, Rulon Finch Mrs. her husband Gary. Dewain Sanderson and Harold Oberg. Also present were Mr. do not sweat, as horand Mrs. Grant Larson, Mr. sesDogs some other animals and and Mrs. Myron Christensen, do. Therefor, pound for pound Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Larsen, in need less Mr. Thomas, Mrs. Oberg, De- salt.body weight, they wain Sanderson. A beautiful gift was presented to the guest of honor. Mrs. Melba Nelson visited at Salt Lake last week. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ewell U.S. Savings Bond way to security One of these benefits is freedom itself. hostesses to the Spring Lake Cuiture Club which met at the jLafferty home Thursday evening for their meeting with Mrs. Dean Peery president-icharge and conducting, discussing several items of business. The members were entertained by Doris Gasser and her group from Payson, who jresented a musical program, Memories. Included in the group were Lucille Andrus Lorraine Barker, Jeanine Carter, Betty Winegar and Mrs. Mildred Partridge, who was the Reader for the program. The annual election of officers was held and the following officers "were elected, secretary, Mrs. Joyce Sanders; Mrs. June (Lois tieasur, Lundell; Historian, Mrs. Fern Nielson, Mrs. Sadie Peery, who has served as vice pres- ident, will be president and Mis. Hattie Tervort will be "ice president. Their official duties will not start until October. Club Collect was read by Mrs. Elva Davis. Refreshments were served to 24 members and guests by Mrs. Lundell and Mrs. Laf ferty. Barley rations may make Mrs. Daphna Moore attended cattle bloat more easily than ' a Seminary banquet held at com rations, Oregon research-Benjami- n Friday night in the ers in the Snake River area Ward recreation hall. She was have found. One way to and accompanied her pensate for this is to feed Mr. cattle an antibiotic-sal- t mix. daughter and and Mrs. Marion Wride, to , Lanny Ross will be host when the Bell Telephone Hour presents Springtime in the Park over NBC-TSunday 15, at 9:00 p.m. He will be joined by singer Tommy facts about the takes more than arithmetic to add up the benefits you get from U.S. Savings Bonds. Youll have no trouble counting the dollars and cents at 34 interest, but the other benefits not so easily counted are every bit as necessary to your familys future. Mrs. Claudine Lafferty and Mrs. Lois June Lundell were I you save for your familys future can help your country now Some the banquet. Mr. and Mrs. Merrin Spain- hower and children of Springville visited at the home of his mother, Mrs. Cecil S. Peery on Wednesday Merrin and children also visited at the home of Ray Huish. Mrs. Hyrum Wilson (Cara Lee) daughter of Mr. and M,s. Floyd Spainhower, underwert surgery in an Ogden Hospital on Friday. Her parents spent most of the day at the hospit J. Mrs. Wilsons small daighter! Jean is being cared for by her mother. Among the many friends who attended the Open House in Santaquin in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Butler for their Golden Wedding at the home of their son, Junior A. Butler, were Mr. and Mrs. R. n! Moore, Mrs. Daphna Moore! M-- s. Cecil S. Peery, Lenora Huish and Ray Huish. Mrs. Rhea Menlove and Mrs. Daphna Moore were guests at dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Menlove and family ori, Sunday spending the day with them. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Butler arrived home Friday evening from Ft. Leonardwood, Mo., where he is stationed in the service. They were called home by the death of his father, Alan A. Butler. Servicemen Overseas Gridley Chevrolet Company, Inc, SPAKISH FORK, UTAH Pboiea 798-35- 9 1 |