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Show The Payton Chronicle, Payton, Utah THURSDAY, OCTOBER Cuban Major to ZIP Code cards speak at Provo Meeting delivered Major Pedro Commander-in-chi- ti ef Diaz Lanz, of Com- munist Dictator Fidel Castros Air Force until July 1, 1959, will address a public audience in Provo on October 13 at 8 p.m. at Eldred Center, 270 West 5th North. His topic will be Civil Turmoil from Havana to Watts. This lecture is one of 17 consecutive evening, lectures and 10 luncheon appearances that he will make throughout the 4 Corner States. ts Major Lanz is one who helped Castro convert Cuba to a Communist state. He participated in Castros demonstrations, shouting the battle cry of the Cuban Revolution "We Shall Overcome. He fought many battles beside Castro during the Sierra Maestra days and acted as Castros personal pilot. Major Lanz states, My first thought was how could I best undo the great wrong I had done my people by unwittingly helping to turn Cuba over to the Communist conspirators. I decided to stay in Cuba until I had gathered sufficient evidence to expose the Communist control of Castros regime. Six months later, on July 1, 1959, he resigned his command, denounced Castro as a Communist, and with his wife and children, fled to the United States. With cries of traitor, deserter, and ours is not a Douglas Tanner dies from Accident Thurs. Funeral services were held Saturday for Douglas B. Tanner, 24, Spanish Fork formerly of Payson, who received fatal burns earlier in the week in a hot pitch explosion at the Reilly Tar and Chemical Plant at Ironton. Burial was in Spanish Fork City Cemetery. Mr. Tanner suffered severe burns Wednesday forenoon from an explosion of hot pitch which sprayed him and a fellow worker, Clarence Mattinson, 23, also of Spanish Fork, with hot pitch. Mr. Mattinson was not as severely burned as Mr. Tanner, who died shortly after at Utah Valley Hospital in Provo. As yet the unexplained explosion of hot pitch ruptured the bottom of a large tank and sprayed pitch over a wide area, catching the two men in its path. A fire which resulted was contained by workmen before it spread. Mr. Tanner was born Jan. 10, 1942, in Payson, a son of Merl H. and Thelma Brandon Tanner. He attended schools in Payson, Orem, Grantsville and Spanish Fork. He was a member of the LDS church. He married Lynette Gabbitas Oct. 3, 1959, in Spanish Fork. He was employed at the Spanish Fork Foundry and the Salt Lake Tempest Company until coming to work at the Reilly Tar Company, about four years ago, where he worked until his death. Surviving are his widow of . Spanish Fork, one seven-month-- son, Douglas B. Tanner; three daughters, Becky, Debby and Jacquelyn, all of Spanish Fork; his mother, Mrs. Thelma Lance, Santaquin; his father, Merl H. Tanner, Reno Kenneth and Michael Tanner, Gene Tanner, Provo; two CNiel Horton and Charles A. Lance Jr., both of Santaquin; two sisters, Mrs. Nev.; two brothers, Sandy; half-brothe-rs, Vern(Merlene) Mecham, Span-is- h Fork; and Mrs. Ronald (Je an ine) Haskell, Santaquin; and a half sister, Lisa Coleen Lance, Santaquin; also two grandmothers, Mrs. Emma Brandon and Mrs. Sarah Tanner, both of Payson. Funeral services for William (Skeets) Oran Harper, 65, were conducted Wednesday at the Rigby Mortuary in Payson. He died Thursday of a heart ailment in Tahoe Valley, Calif., while on a trip. He was born March 2, 1901, in Spring Lake, the son of William T. and Eva Wightman Harper. He married Violet Strue-bin- g, May 15, 1937, in Payson. Mr. Harper was a member of the LDS Church. He had attended the University of Utah. For 14 years he was agricultural mechanical superintendent for the Pioneer Sugan Company Mill in Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii. He was also a former employee of the U. S. Bureau of Reclamation in Carson City, Nevada, He had been engaged in the chemical engineering field for 45 years. In his early life he was associated with his uncle, the late Dave Shuler, in his automobile business in Payson. Mr. Harper was a member of the Free and Accept ons of California, Kahului, Maui, Hawaii; the Aloha Shrine Temple, A.A.O.N.MJS. of Honolulu, Hawaii; the Shrine Club of San Jose, Calif., and the Society of Automotive Engineers. Survivors include his wife; four sisters, Mrs. George (Clara) Barnett, Murray; Mrs. Walter (Vola) Butler, Spring Lake; Mrs. Edgar (lreta)Parks. Nephi, and Mrs. John (Cora) Daniels of Payson; one half brother, Myrl Harper of Salt Lake City; half sisters, Mrs. Grant (Wilma) Nelson, Mrs. Lawrence (Virginia) Tweed, Mrs. Afton (Ida) Montague, Mrs. Myrl (Beth) Provstgaard, Mrs. Junior (Eva) Argyle, all of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Arthur (Inez) Bowers, Payson, Mrs. Lorenzo (Lois) Smith Bountiful. Burial was in the Payson City Cemetery. REUBEN E. WOLFE Reuben E. Wolfe, 87, died Thursday at a Payson rest home of natural causes. He was born Aug. 2, 1879, at Friend, Nebr., a son of William B. and Anna Mary Hummel Wolfe. He married Sarah Moore Sept. 6, 1911, in Salt Lake City. She died in 1949. Mr. Wolfe was a member of the LDS church. He was a retired poultry farmer. Surviving are a brother and a sister, Max L. Wolfe, Corvallis, Oregon; Mrs. BerthaStone, Communist movement, emanating from Cuba, Major Lanz testified before the Senate Internal Security on July 11, 1959, and again on July 13. He warned the Committee of the grave dangers to the United States if we allowed Castro bo build and fortify a Communist dictatorship only 90 miles from our shores. TEAM CAMPAIGN Distribution of 25,000 copies of the Utah County Republican, a locally produced newspaper of the Utah County Republican party, will be accomplished with a team campaign, in which all Utah County Republican candidates will take part this week. Pictured here distributing the news to Mrs. Fred G. White, of Provo, are Commission candidates, Stanley D. Roberts of American Fork, left and Floyd Harmer, of Payson, right. Republican Candidates to make Door to Door Campaign in Utah County Commissioner, Floyd Harmer-- 4 year Commissioner, M. Dayle Jeffs - County Attorney, Elwood L. Sundberg - County Auditor, C. E. Stevenson - County Clerk, Utah County Republicans wiU concentrate their campaign in the Payson and Santaquin area of the County this week. Candidates from throughout the County will be in the Santaquin, Clarice Carter - County Recorder, Maurice Bird -- Goshen, and Elberta areas Thursday evening, OctGenola, County Treasurer, Harrison Conover - County Assessor, Ralph Chapel - Sheriff. ober 13, and in the Payson, Salem, and Spring Lake area the following evening, October 14, to meet with residents in a canvas of each door-to-do- According to Fred T. Wright, Utah County Chairman for the Republican Party, this effort is being made to acquaint the or community. The candidates will be prepared to discuss campaign issues and answer questions. Re- people with the issues involved and to give the public a chance to meet the candidates per- sonally. publican candidates directly inin this area are: Wallace H. Gardner - Senatorial District 17, Harold J. Whiting -Legislative District 43, Verl D. Stone - Legislative District volved 2 Mrs. W. E. (Ann) Montague returned home last Sunday after a two month visit in Germany with her daughter, Anitra, and husband, Bruce Martin, at Hahn Air Force Base near Frankfurt. Mr s'. M o n t a g u e spent several weeks at the Martin home prior to the birth of their second child, a son, born Aug. 17, and remained until the latter part of September, when she enplaned to Ciaro, Egypt, where she visited her son Monte E. Montague, with the United States Navy, and his wife, Diane, and their children, Mike, and Jenne-fe- r. While in Germany Mrs. Montague enjoyed a brief bus tour of Switzerland. The new baby is to be called Heber Ellis Martin. His brother, age 3, is named Bruce Jr. When a motorist who had crashed into a telephone pole and brought down the wires recovered consciousness, his hands were clutching the wires, "thank heavens, he exclaimed, fervently, Its a harp! year 45-st- ar States. Following the flag ceremony, dignitaries were served a banquet. Major Robert A. Baird, president of the Cape Cod Branch of the LDS Church in Mass, offered the invocation at the flag presentation cere- monies and also the invocation and blessing on the food at the banquet. Major Baird, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Abner H. Baird of Payson, is a career man in the Air Force and is at present stationed at the Otis AFB npar Cod Cape Win Up To 1000.00 U.S. Savings Stamps thrift and good citizenship One slip per store visit No purchase urchasers not favored No need to Secure your free slip poss through checkstond at either end of checkstond, or from any store employee other than an employee in the meat department. Name and picture of winners will be used only with their permission. Our appreciation to all our relatives, friends, and neighbors for their many kindnesses shown us in our sorrow in the loss of our husband and father, John E. Wellington. ALL RAY VIVtAN Sak Uk Grade A Fryers JANE Sok Keamt. (5lC Iiwi surcta Ms 3 Swiss Steaks Roast Boneless Steaks U.S.D.A. 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Save pkgs. -- lb. 200-c- Save AQc Now W f boxes 89e Case Prices Effective Today Through Saturday, October 22nd H Kernel Corn 1 ..L. .89' Cheddar Cheese J 46-o- 3 In ., Save Now Ten Day Sale 19' loV. 49' 85' Pocked 95 Case Lot Sale! Mb. loaf Grade AA Eggs Dairy Glen Butter 5 3 3 4 Kleenex Assorted Save On Everyday Needs 79' Famous Idaho Russet 9hwr 2 cate oz Cons of 24 Sliced or Halves cose P cans 30 0f 24 Libby reaches Dog Food 5 Ounce of 48 Tomato Juice case of 12 Cons Town House 46 ox Cons ite j.1 J. i X. IPoiMees U. S. No. Note The Price 1 m & Emperor Grapes E 2 25 Mushrooms 69 With Safeway Steak Seedless Raisins Red Lettuce Local Tender Payson, Utah phase sot roar l ,79 ,79 U.S D.A. Choice Beef Boneless Bottom Round Steaks Sok Uka MRS TAYLOR Lake City OEOROS HUGHES Sok Uki City VICKIE STAUPFEt Sandy, Utok RICHARD HARRISON Ml PIoomm Utok City SHIELDS Utok Town House Oranges (Case of 24 4.49) Mrs. John E. (Fern) Wellington and Family ne LOUISE Tetek. LIUS ORAHAM Count On Safeway For Savings That Count lb. " MRS Sak PEARSON Uk HAROLD J JOHNSON Evanston, Wyo SELMA PARLEY Oram. Utok $50.00 SIZEMORE MRS ZEIMA PRANCES PATERNO EVELYN MARK PALM NOLA DIXIE WEU Uki, Utok Sk lke City ANDERSON Utah Clip These Slips To Help You Win! $50.00 HASKIU 0 Ml Wy IRENE DJOSADZE Sell Uk City JOSEPH I COOPER Garland, BOOKS ARE IDENTICAL U.S.D.A. Grade A Fryers Whole Plump Birds MRS Utok $100.00 at once! ALL City SRAOLEY Ofldeo, Game $100.00 SHARON DRUMMOND E Sok lake PLAY FREE A Few Of Many Happy Warners! $500.00 I W. Powell officiating. Burial was in Provo City Cemetery under direction of Keith Jolley Mortuary. Expression of Appreciation Just $1,000.00 In Cash! teach children Except MONEY and POSTAGE STAMPS I Phone 465 - 2781 car- area will deliver a card to every residence, Postmaster Haskell reported. Each card will have spaces for addresses the householder wished ZIPPED. After placing their uncoded addresses on the cards, preferably printed legibly, they may be dropped into any letter box or returned to their letter carrier. The Paysqn Post Office will add the appropriate ZIP Codes and return the cards to the mailer. No postage is needed, Mr. Haskell said. The project is part of Postmaster General Lawrence F. OBriens program to make ZIP Codes more accessible to the mailing public. In addition to the cards for addresses, a special notice advising that ZIP Coded mail helps provide better service. In completing the cards, only the street address and city and state are required. Individual names should not be listed. Postmaster Haskell emphasized the importance of including a return address on the front of the cards so they may be returned after addresses have been coded. Incomplete addresses which are submitted but cannot be ZIP Coded by the local post office, such as those in a city like Washington D. C. which has the same street names and numbers in the northeast, northwest, southeast and southwest sections will be sent to the appropriate city and the codes will be added there. Additional cards are available from your letter carrier or postal delivery station. REPUBLICAN Stanley D. Roberts - We Print Everything 0 0 0 today, letter Beginning riers throughout the Payson 44. Leloma, Calif. Funeral services were held Monday at the Payson Sixth ward church with Bishop John 0 In a special service held at Sandwich, Massachussets, Governor Calvin L. Rampton of Utah was presented the flag of the United States which flew over the National Capitol building in Washington, D. C. on the day Utah became a state, January 4, 1896. Lt. Gov. Elliot C. Richardson of Mass, presented the original flag to the Utah governor in ceremonies on September 11. The flag was offered to the State of Utah by Cheever New-ha- ll of Sandwich who came into possession of the flag through his relatives. The Newhallsare owners of the Daniel Webster Inn, which is one of the oldest and most famous inns in the Eastern part of the U n i t e d to Payson Homes ofthenon-Communis- B. TANNER participates in Utah Flag Ceremony 13, i960 Obituaries DOUGLAS Major Robert Baird Large Heads cup 1.19 2 heads 25' Vacuum Packed Edwards Coffee SMILES THAT MAKE US HAPPY! 69 Con Were great believers in "smile power". Smiles can make the day brighter, the work lighter That's why you see so many friendly smiling faces in our stores And the smiles that make us happiest of all are those on our customer's faces-beca- use a pleased cus tomer is our best reward for work well done 1.35". 1.89 Coldbrook Margarine Packed In Quarters 3;89' Price Effective Today, Friday and Saturdoy (U COPYRIGHT I960 SAFEWAY STORES INCORPORATED |