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Show Jaycees Name Way man EDSA Aiard Volume 76 Number 4 PAYSON, UTAH, THURSDAY, JAN 24, wue Alma rme to Preside at Santaqpisi Conference y, January 26 and 27 in a member of the Churchs General Welfare Staff and Frank Santaquin. Smith of the Genealogical Accompanying Elder Sonne will be Elders Lionel L. Drage, Sociey Conferer.ee Staff. General sessions of the conference will be conducted Sunday at 10 am. and 1:30 pm Wcraen by Stake President Carl A 1 Bowlers to Patten, Elberta. Visitors are welcome to tend these meetings at 90 Held Tourney James Hiatt Takes Leave Sun- - Wilson Will Head Cocklebur Club Leslie (Buzzy) Wilson has been elected president of the Cocklebur Riding Club, to succeed Shirley Wilson. Frank Madson is new vice president and Jerry Dixon, secretary. New directors are Ray Stick-rjethree year term; Dale Reynolds, and Ray Dixon, two year terms; Bob Wilson and Shirley Wilson, one year terms. Holdover directors are Bud Barnett, Sterling Davis and Harvey Jolley. y, Cyril Reynolds Will Head Elec. Department visory to the electric departing was held Monday night ment and will assist the dein the Fire Station with Mayor partment with technical adEugene Hillman in charge. All vice and work when needed. councilmen were present. Trees Removed James F. Hiatt, city elecTree removal along the Sptrician, will take a leave of Ditch will begin this week absence beginning February 1, ring chto according it was announced by Clarence airman of the Selby Dixon, depart-menn- t. irrigation of Hill chairman the electric Large trees along the department, Cyril Reynolds, upper end of the ditch have was named assistant, acting made cleaning hard and they city electrician, beginning Feb- have as well taken a lot of ruary 1. water from the ditch. Mr. Hiatt will act as ad- Max Warner, councilman, reported that a bid to furnish sprinkling pipes, connections and heads for the beautification of the area north of the city shops, which includes a cinder brick wall, was $708.10 Action on the beautification nrojrct was deferred until a later meeting. Regular City Council meet- Reirtfdelirg Nearly Compeie The remodeling of the city shops and making of a repair room ard offices in the south wing are nearing completion, according to a report of J. Clark Elmer, councilman. Mr. Elmer received approval to install insulation in the ceiling and the north walls at a cost of approximately $400. Gas fumances will be installed this week. Marshall Fisher, city property chairman, reported all rest rooms and the swimming paal had been checked for broken pipes due to the cold weather. One pipe was broken in the swimming pool pump house and he had instructed city employees to repair the damage. Youth Conference Scheduled at BYU on Feb. 1st SWEETHEART Linda Larson, center was selected 3ayson High School FFA Sweetheart at their annual ball ecently, attendants to Miss Larson are June Gay, left and retta Walton, right. Miss Larson is a daughter of Mr. and VIrs. Grant Larson, Genola, Miss Gay is a daughter of Mr. uid Mrs. Morden Gay, ar.d Miss Waltons parents are Mr. ind Mrs. Bruce Walton. 'FA Young Brigham University campus. Keynote speaker will be Wallace G. Fulton, presiChapter. At the dance Linda dent of the National Council Larson was named Sweet- on Family Relations. heart for 1963. Her attendants The day will be spent exwere Jetta Walton and June ploring the reasons parents Gay. Linda was presented a have trouble communicating bouquet of roses and her with their children and tryattendants both received or- ing to develop bases for solvchids. ing some of the problems. The Sweetheart and her atLunch will be served at the tendants will represent the BYU caferteria at noon at $1 00 Payson Chapter at the Parent per plate. Luncheon reservaand Sons Banquet next month tion should be made with local and at the state contest held PTA presidents no later than in March. January 27. FFA Sweethearts Named On November 21, the Payson Chapter of the Future Farmers of America held their Annual Sweetheart Contest. Over thirty girls entered this year and a very successful contest was held. The three judges from the Brigham Young University judged the contestants on poise and personality. The winners were announced at the Annual Turkey Strut, also sponsored by the local A parent, leader and teacher conference has been scheduled for February 1. The conference with a theme, Improving Communications Within the Family, will be held at the Smith Family Living Center on the Presidency of Chamber of Commerce Take Office Dr, Royden Braithwaite, president of the College of Southern Utah Cedar City, was guest speaker at the annual Chamber of Commerce banquet, held Wednesday evening at the Wilson Elementary School. Leo Daley, Payson merchant, was installed president of the unit, following a term as vice president. Dr. M. L Coburn, dentist, is new first vice president and Howard Riley, second vice president. Kenneth Shepherd has accepted appointment to continue as secretary. Mr. Daley succeeds Roy Broadbent, banker, who was m charge of the dinner-mee- t and in opening remarks fired those present with interest in promotion of Payson City as : saw I t Norman Rowley Wins Jaycee DSA Award High School Sets Annual Founders Bay Program Fri. Payson High School wil commemorate its Fifty-f.is- ; Annual Founders Day, Fii day, Januaiy 25 A program featui ing the schools band, chorus, and the boy and girls division of the Tolhurst Oratorical Contest has been prepared to commence at 1:30 pm. Stude t report caids will be issued bntwreen 1 00 and 130 p m. and parents are invited to pick the cards up just prior to the afternoon program. The Studentbody and Fac- - Symphony Group an important cog in Utah County growth. Dr. Braithwaites theme for Friday MiigUd at- So. Payson City Association, 2nd East. Womens International Bowling Elder Sonne is a prominent Congress, is announcing the banking and civic leader of ioithcoming womens bowling Northern Utah, in addition to .uinament, slated for Friday, his church assignment. He Saturday and Sunday, Feb. has been a leader in the Roat Nebo Lanes. tary Club and is chairman of Singles, doubles and team he Board of Trustees of Utah wents are scheduled. The unit State University, Logan, Utah. hopes to make this the most He served as a missionary, luccessful tournament to date. stake president and European For more information, persons Mission president. ALMA SONNE 'nterested should call in perElders Drage and Smith will Assistant to the son at Nebo Lanes. Mrs. address special meetings for CHAMBER Council of Twelve Apostles OF COMMERCE OFFICERS Newly elected Pay-so- n Thomas Hall is president of Welfare and Genealogical Chamber of Commeice officers are Leo Daley, center, Elder Alma Sonne, an assis- the leaders on Saturday. organization. president, Howard Riley, left, second vice president, Dr. M tant to the Council of Twelve L. Coburn, right fust vice president. of of the Church Apostles Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints (Mormons), Salt Lake City will preside at a quarterly conference of the Santaquin-Tinti- c Stake Saturday and Wosisie& s out for honoi.s, when the Junior Chamber ol Commerce held its annual banquet Finlay evening at the Pai k lew Elemental Si hool. N ! man Rowley, liuit farmer of the West Mountain aiea rece.ved the Distinguished Service Award and R.-iWayrnan also of West Mountain w a' named Outstanding Young Farmer of the jear Bud Bowman, Cedar City business man, was speaker ot the evening Mr Bowman r past president of the Utah State Jaycees a d was recently elected president of the Cedai City Chamber of Commeice Mr. Bowman quoted from 163 liSowIej;t Sets Payson his address was The Drooping of the Soul. In discussing Feh . 13 reasons why students fail in school and business men and Utah County Symphony Orwomen fall by the wayside in will give a concei t in chestra their chosen work, he said Life is a constant battle which Payson. Under the sponsorship of we must oveicome and pull the Payson Kiwanis Club the through. Utah Symphony Or The prqgram included re- chestra County will present a concert marks by the new president, in the Nebo Stake Tabernacle a piano solo by Nancy Holt; on Wednesday, February 13. vocal duet by Mrs. Dorris Gas- Committees have been ramed ser and Carl J. Nelson accomby President Vernal Twede panied by Mrs. Betty Winegar; and are woiking out the details numbers by the Kiwanis Club to make this an outstanding quartet, Heber Jones, Rulon musical event for citizens of Hill, Robert and Vernon Finch, the Utah County and surroundaccompanied by Albert Payne ing areas. They sang My Town Is Pay-soThere will bQ no admissio i composed by Mrs. Roene charge and everyone is invited D,fiore, formerly of Payson. to attend. Further details of president Daley concert will be p"blished in Set urged that just a little extra future editions of The Chroneffort be made by everyone icle. The Game and a great deal will be accomplished for the benefit of the Anyone interested in a part community. High in The Pajama Game, next Arch Williams was master offering of the Utah Valley of ceremonies. W. W. Hansen Opera Association is invited was chairman of arrangements, to attend try-ouscheduled assisted by Roy Broadbent, Ten Payson Junior High for Jan. 28, 8 p.m. at Wasatch Floyd Harmer, Dr. Whitby attended a Youth students 10th 9th East and School, and Lionel Montague. There were 127 men and women Conference. North, Provo. The conference was held The offer applies to either present. lead parts or chorus. The new executive commi- Saturday at the Provo High Dance try-ouwill be held ttee are in the processing of School at which students from Jan. 31, 8 pm. at the same aligning committees for the five central Utah school dis-t- i place, Wasatch School. coming year and making plans iets discussed improvements The performance is sched- and new objectives for Cham- for better home living and home communications. uled for June 5 through 8th ber of Commerce goals acted as Brent Hawker chairman of one group and Molley Fail was secretary of another group. Other partici-natin- g in the conference were Linda Mendenhall, Don Kirk, Lynn Coray, Gay Webster, Jane Hendrickson, Dean Pcery, The sprouting Payson Lions quarter at 4 20, Ashdown tied ad Patricia Fisher. built up a early lead, which the score, but a basket by the One general idea brought varied from five to 10 points hustling Kent Oborn moved forth was the op nion that a in the first half, and beat off the Lions back into the lead. great many parents do not a late Orem surge with some Allphin dropped in two more, take time to listen or converse cool foul shooting to win a but then the Lions took charge, w'ith children about family 3 victory here carefully setting up a play problems. sparkling which resulted in an easy and Friday night. crucil two points by Ron WatPayson travels to Springkins with 59 seconds to go. to Sell viile to play the Red The came back Tigers down week's in this Devils the court, but the alert play Belts basketball game. of Oborn resulted in a tied The Lions were without the ball, with Allphin. Oborn who The Payson Junior Chamber services of their tall men is four to six inches shorter of Commerce in conjunctior Brent Olson and Steve Crane, than Allphin, controlled the wuth Junior Chamber of Comfor almost two full quarters, tip and the Lions gained poss- merce week wil hold a Safety as they got into foul trouble. ession. Belt Drive. Allphin then fouled Watkins Replacing these starters were Seat belts will be offered for Peter- of Payson, who amid screams sale Lynn Warr and Martin by the Payson Jaycees son, wrho did a fine job in a and pressure cooly dropped the weekends of Jan. reserve role. in his two foul pitches to d Feb. according to WilThe shooting of Bob Allphin break the back of Orem. liam B. Brook, chairman. The With 10 seconds left, Pay-so- n sale will be carried on at and Bob Ashdown, led a rally stole the ball, and Oborn Tylers American Seivice Stain the first half to close the gap to three points at the inter- was fouled attempting a lay- tion, corner of First North and mission. up He dropped in his two foul Main Street. The third period saw the shots to climax a rewarding The seat belts will be sold lead bounce from three to sev- game for the Lions. and installed at a nominal en points until the Allphin worked his way price $6 will be charged for mark, when the Tigers pulled time and again under the a good quality belt or they to within one point at basket for 13 goals and an will have another belt of not (continued on back page) as good quality for $5. Midway through the fourth Concert illy i vtculs an irviiution to he alumn. s, pmenri .nd mom-x'- l s of the sui rounding comm-- n tus to join with them for his special occasion he k a inly published Jaycee J ok, "Young Men Cm Change 1 ho Woild, pointing out !nt thiough membership in he oi gumution a yomg man comes to an awakening of uvie conciousncss Neil Brook, president, welcomed members and guest. He also inti odueed a musical piogram that included guitar and song duets by Lee and Dee Wairen; .song by Becky Thomas; vocal duet by Mrs Iva Baker and Mrs Ida Putnam. Layne Balzly gave a toast to the Jaycees, mentioning .cuvitics and projects of the past year. The Outstanding Young Fai mi r awai d was made by Ed Balzly, a judge John Danlocal fanner, assisting iels, in j dging. He said the Way-man- s moved here fiom Provo about seven years ago. They have a family of five young chikhtn. Mis Wayrnan is the former Ursula Worley of Salt Lake City. The family is active in church and civic affairs. The Distmquished Service Aw aid was presented by Ray Angus, a judge, who was assisted in selection of the reci-pie- rt by Dr. M. L. Cobum and Dr. Robert Hogan. Mr Rowley was chosen for the honor in recognition of his activity with the Explorer Class of Payson West Ward MIA, which was named winner of the Explorer Awrard last June; he is a member of the board of directors, Payson Chamber of Commerce; chairman of the community labor committee, and successfully operates one of the largest fruit farms in the area. The Rowleys moved here from Orem six years ago. Mrs. Row-l- i y is the former Judy Bennion of Salt Lake City. They have four young children. Layne Balzly and Joe Wil-coc- k were of the All-Chur- banquet. n, for Tryouts Pajama Jr. Students Attend Conference ts ts Payson Lions Nudge Orem, Play Springviile Friday 58-5- Jaycees Safety 26-2- 7 a-- two-minu- 42-4- 2-- 4, Sid Coray Hazel Coray Notes Golden Wedding at Openhouse Sunday Sid Corays Will Note Golden Wedding Sunday, January 27 pany and Cabinet Mill for many yeais, reriring in 1954. He came out of retirement in 1960 to be general superintendent in charge of building the four-stak- e MIA Girls Home in Sanri.qum Canyon. The couple have reared seven sons and daughters as follows: Dale P. Coray, Payson; Gene A. Coray, Long Beach, Calif ; Max S. Coray, Keaua-keuHawaii; Warren G. Coray, Chicago, 111 ; Mrs. Ralph J (Helen) Bean, Salt Lake City; Mis Dean W. (Colleen) Bitrir, Bluff. Utah; Mrs Chart's D. (Dianne) Tate, Ortm They also have 17 grandchildren and thice a, great-grandc- ldren. Lifelong residents of Payson, iid ey and Hazel Peery Coray, v ill be honored on the occasion if their Gold Wedding Anniversary at an openhouse to be given at the family home, 508 West Utah Avenue, Sunday, Jan, 27, from 2 until 6 p.m. They request no gifts, please. They were married Jan. 8, 1913, in the Salt Lake LDS temple by the late Apostle James E. Talmage. Both have been active in church and civic affairs. Mrs. Coiay was named Paysons Mother of the Year in 1958. Mr Coray was of g Furniture Co er Coray-Pickerin- "events ef the XOeeh IIILRSDAY, JANUARY 24 M Men Basketball, 7 pm. Gnl's Volky Ball, at West Ward and Spring Lake Ward, 6 and 7 pm. FRIDAY, JANUARY 25 High School Founder's Day Santaquin-Tinti- c Stake Conference Jaycees Scat Belt Sale, Tylers Am. Serv. SIND AY, JANUARY Santaquin-Tinu- c 27 Stake Conference Jaycees Scat Belt Sale, Tylers Am. Seiv. TUESDAY, JANUARY 29 Little League Meet.ng, High School gym, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30 Wcot Ward Reunion, beginning 5 pm. 7 p.m. |