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Show 5 THE PAYSON CHRONICLE Payson, Utah I - 84651 BOARD OF Thursday, July 25, 1968 deaths! EDUCATION The Board of Education, Nebo School District, met in special session in the District Spanish Fork, Utah, on Tuesday, July 2, 1968, at 6:00 p.m. President Alfonzo Kester was in charge of the meeting. Roll call showed all members Henry Mitarai Funeral services were conducted in the Santaquin-Tint- ic Stake Center for Henry N. Mitarai July 18, 1968. President Hal Schulthies conducted. A family prayer at the Mortuary prior to leaving for the Stake Center, was offered by Fred Hatch. Prelude an postlude music was played by Melba Jensen. There was a vocal solo present. Superintendent Russell N. Stansfield and the Clerk, Dale Schimmelpfennig were also present. Invocation: by Dwight Inouye and the opening prayer was offered by Wesley Brown and the obituary was read and remarks were given by President Schulthies. A tribute was given by John McGary and the Goshen Sinking Mothers sang, Beyond the Sunset. Speakers were Roy Broadbent, Evan Dastrup and President Carl A. Patten. Maud A. 0. Hansen A Wanda musical quartette, Penrod, William Penrod, Ilene Penrod and George Oram sang Abide With Me and Carl Nel' son sang, Going Home. The closing prayer was offered by Henry Roberts. Burial was in Mountain View Memorial Estates under the direction of Keith Jolley Mortuary where the grave was dedicated by President Max Nelson. Pallbearers were Fred Yone-mot- o, Mike Aoke, Yuke Imai, Charles Inouye, WatMisakaand Tak Hori. Honorary Pallbearers were Roy Tachiki, Ralph Chappie, Floyd Harmer, Dr. Merrill Oldroyd, Joe Finch and Quince Burdick. Theron L. Cahoon Funeral services were conducted Wednesday, July 17, 1968 in the Payson Sixth Ward for Theron Leo Cahoon. Bishop Stanley Riding conducted. A family prayer at the Mortuary prior to leaving for the Chapel was offered by Ernest Terry. Prelude and postlude music was played by Lylia Carlisle. Mer-r- il Bingham offered the invocation and the Singing Mothers sang the opening song. Speakers were Bishop Stanley Riding, LaMar Losser and Fred Davis. Mrs. Fred Davis sang a solo and after the Singing Mothers sang the closing song, benediction was pronounced by Charles Tate. Burial was in the Payson City Cemetery under the direction of Keith Jolley Mortuary where the grave was dedicated by Arch Beckstrom. Eben W. Gardner Funeral services for Eben Westley Gardner, 81, North Sacramento, Calif., a native and resident of Salem, long-tiwere held Wednesday in California. He died July 14, 1968 in North Sacramento following a stroke. He was born June 14, 1887, in Salem, a son of Ira Walter and Alice Snow Gardner. He married Esabelle Evans on June 7, 1916. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Los Angeles LDS Temple. Mr. Gardner received his education in Salem schools. Most of is life he had been employed as a carpenter and a lumberman. He was an active member of the LDS Church. Survivors include his widow of North Sacramento, Calif.; one son and one daughter , Calvin Wesley Gardner and Mrs. Elmo Kay (Marie) Levin, both of North Sacramento; 10 grandchildren, and two sisters, Mrs. Willas (Mable) Beddoes, Salem, and Mrs. Harry J. (Agnes Nancy) Russell, Beulah, Mich. Burial was in Sacramento, Calif. Maud Anderson Olson Hansen, 87, Fairview a former resident of Payson, died Wednesday, July 17, 1968 in the Payson City Hospital of natural causes. She was born April 7, 1881, in Fairview, a daughter of John and Helena Rees Anderson. She married Christian P. Olson on Sept. 11, 1901, in the Manti LDS Temple. He died in 1934. She married Hans P. Hansen in 1951, in Fairview. He died in 1964. She was a former resident of Payson, while her first husband was a school teacher there. After his death she moved to Fairview. She was active in the DUP and in the LDS Church, serving ing the MIA, Primary and Relief Society Organizations. She was a member of the Payson Second LDS Ward Choir and sang for many church and community events. Survivors include three sons and two daughters, John G. Olson, Mink Creek, Ida., Rees G. Olson, Garden Grove, Calif.; C. Garth OlSon and Mrs. Spence (Crista) Amos, both of Pay-so- n, and Mrs. Kenneth (Maud) Morgan, Evanston, Wyo.;-five step-so- ns and one John Hansen, New step-daught- Jersey; Ned Hansen, Price; Allen Hansen and Charles N. Hansen of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Earl (Von-dell- a) Hansen, Helper and Mrs. della) Hansen, Helper and Mrs. George (Edna) Willardson, Ephraim; 20 grandchildren; 14 14 17 step great and one brother Hugh A.nderson, Fairview; and Mrs. Hugh (Flos-' sie) Brady, Virginia,' Id grandchildren; and one sister, J.'"' Funeral services were Zackariah Ewell Funeral sevices were held July 18, 1968intheGenolaWard Chapel for Zackariah Henry Ewell. First Counselor Arlin Ewell conducted the service. A family prayer at Mortuary prior to leaving for the Chapel, was offered by Lloyd Ewell. Prelude and postlude music was played by Lucille Thomas. Keith Ewell offered the invocation and the Singing Mothers sang, 0 My Father. Ruth Draper gave a tribute and after a talk given by Carroll Davis, another tribute was given by Kendall Ewell. Terrel Lance sang a solo as did Lavina Mecham. Calene and Calvin Ewell sang a duet and benediction was pronounced by Arden Throckmorton. Burial was in the Santaquin cemetery under the direction of Keith Jolley Mortuary here the grave was dedicated by Neil Ewell. Pallbearers were Zackariah Henry Elmer Ewell, Ernest James Leand Ewell, Thomas Milo Ewell, Paul He-b- er Ewell and Arlin Reed Ewell. Ewell, CAR or TRUCK forless at SMITH con- ducted Saturday at 1 p.m. in the Fairview South LDS Ward Chapel. Burial was in the Fairview City Cemetery. You can buy a NEW FORD AUTO Co. The place where 1,000 have SAVED $1 00.00's on Superintendent Stansfield informed the Board that a special meeting was necessary to act upon proposed tax anticipation school notes for the 1968-6- 9 year. Agenda Item No. 1: Resolution The Clerk reported to the Board that he had solicited bids as authorized by the Boards resolution passed at their regular meeting June 12, 1968. The Clerk stated that the bid received from the First Security Bank a't 4.30 was deemed unsatisfactory and recommended that the bid from Continental Bank which rate of interest was lower, and better, be accepted. The adoption of the following preambles and resolution was moved by Glenn W. Coffman. BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education of Nebo School District, Spanish Fork, County of Utah, State of Utah. THAT, WHEREAS, there is an immediate and pressing need of raising funds to defray the current expenses of the Board of Education of the Nebo School District, for the maintenance of schools within such district, purchasing school sites and erecting school buildings for the school year commencing July 1, 1968. NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved that the Board of Education of the Nebo School District, Spanish Fork, Utah, for the purpose of defraying the current expenses of said school district, for the maintenance of schools within said district, purchasing school sites and erecting school buildings for the school year commencing July 1, 1968, borrow the sum of $1,500,000.00 and for that purpose and as evidence of such intention, issue its promissory bonds in the of $1,500,000.00 to be dated July 1, 1968, to be numbered from one (1) to fifteen (15) inclusive, all in the denomination of One Hundred Thousand and NolOOth Dollars ($100,000.00) each, all to mature June 30, 1969, all to bear interest at the rate of 4.0 per annum. Both principal and interest are to be payable at maturity at The Continental Bank and Trust Company, Salt Lake City, Utah, and the bonds are to be known as Nebo School District Tax Anticipation Bonds, Series of July 1, 1968. Agenda Item No. 2: Superintendent Stansfield reviewed the bids on the proposed tennis courts at Springville and Pay-so- n High School, A tabulation of the bids were as follows: Thorn Construction Co. $19, 167; Harold Hurst Construction Co. $19,404; Clegg Construction Co. $19,675. Motion: Raymond C. Johnson Seconded: Glenn W. Coffman. That the low bid of Thorn Con- struction Company be accepted included completion of tennis courts in Springville and Payson as per plans and specifications completion date to be August 15, 1968. Voting unanimous. The Board adjourned the meeting at 7:00 p. m. on a motion by Raymond C. Johnson. The Board of Education, Nebo School District, met in regular session in the District Office, Spanish Fork, Utah, on Monday July 8, 1968, at 6:00 p.m. President Alfonzo Kester was in charge of the meeting. Roll call showed all members present. Superintendent Russell N. Stansfield and the Clerk, Dale Schimmelpfennig were also present. Visitors: The following students from B.Y.U. visited the Board meeting: Jerry Bert-else- n, Afton Pollock, Ivan Row-le- y, Lynn Harbertson, Jack N. Wait, Carolyn Larsen, Luan Simons, Charles G. Eads. Invocation: Glen W. Coffman Prior to taking up the agenda which 1 Table Reg. 1 "Your Ford Dealer" 798-355- - Spanish 3 Ray S. Whiting. WITH Fork $4.98 Table Delos Argyle Merrill Clark Keith Bradford tional to Horne-Zwic- a written release from Construction k (incan-nectio- final settlement with of Horne-Zwic- k and Company. Agenda Item No. 8: Superintendent Stansfield presented a proposed landscaping plan for the Payson High School and noted that the Soil Conservation Service would furnish the grass seed, shrubs and trees at no cost to the Board if the plan was adopted. Motion: Member Raymond C. Johnson. That Superintendent Stansfield be authorized to proceed with the landscaping project. This motion received no second. The Board authorized Superintendent Standfield to obtain an estimated cost of a sprinkling system, planting and leveling the area and the cost of maintenance. The Agenda Item No. 9: Board instructed the Superintendent to put Ashworth Ar- chitects request for payment on the next Board agenda for consideration. A. ' ck $4-9- 8 Motion: Glenn W. Coffman Seconded: Raymond C. Johnson That Gardner, Hawkins and Borup be appointed auditor for school performing the 1967-6- 8 year audit. F. Superindentend Stansfield reported that Franklin Gunnell had contacted him concerning tax sheltered annuities. Motion: Dr, William H. Sorensen Seconded: Raymond C. Johnson That Mr. Gunnell talk to the teachers and interested personnel of the District concerning the tax sheltered annuity program and that the teachers along with other interested personnel make a recommendation to be considered by the Board at a later meeting. Voting unanimous. The Board adjourned the meting at 9:00 p.m. on a motion by Glenn W. Coffman. $5.98 BOOTS OFF MOCS $3-9- 8 Western Straw 20 HATS OFF $4.50 East Highway 91 Phone Payson ON 7APG& MEM Tim Thurs. Night League at WESTERN & SPORT CENTER 465-295- 0 75-9-- 5, as required therein. Date of first publication July 18, 1968. 8, Bowl-M- or Lanes Mary Jane Reynolds took high series with 546 and Trellis Wilkinson was second with 475. High game honors fell to Thelma Butler with 196 and Mary Jane Reynolds with 193. ADJUSTMENTS If your advertisement appears incorrectly,. notify us immediately. We will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion. Such responsiblity is limited to a correct insertion of freeway. Partly furnished. Ph. 882-48- MOR- deceased. Creditors willpresent claims with vouchers to the undersign- For Sale- - Mik. 75-9-- 5, as required therein. Date of first publication July 25, A.D. 1968. Dave McMullin Attorney 465-- 3 6 9 7. 31 Cucumbers are now ready. Call 465-- 3 409 or see Afton Haskell Orders taken Corn & Tomatoes later 31 Automatic Maytag washer and 2 lamps for sale 23 30 SINGER Lost and Found TOUCH $59.50 Cash or Call 798-39- AND SEW li.OO per Mo. tf 11 LOST Thurs. night at Als Mkt Sm. Brn. Part Pom. Dog. Call R. Montague Reward 30 465-31- tf 798-23- 63 For Sale- - Real Estate GAN, ed at City Office Building, Pay-so- n, Utah, on or before the 28th day of October, A.D. 1968. Claims must be presented in accordance with the provisions of Utah Code Annotated (1953) with proper verification or 18 Farm Produce For Sale Slightly Used 4 pc. Bassett Bedroom Set. Walnut Funish. See at Taylor Carpets and Furn. 1968. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of STERLING M. THREE Bedroom home in Benjamin for rent. 1 mile west of advertisement. 798-68- M. Taylor Attorney J.H. Kay Administrator Published in the Payson Chronicle. July 18, 25 and Aug. 1, and For lease, 3 12 acres peach orchard in West Mountain area. Make offer after seeing. For information please write Rex Goss 6946 Bacarro Long Beach 31 California 90815. want ad that requires billing at the end of moth will be charged at 25? per line per week. Code Annotated (1953) with proper verification Richard Unfurnished apt. For Rent 788 East Second South tf Arty deceased. Creditors willpresent claims with vouchers to the undersigned at 275 North Main Street, Spanish Fork, Utah, on or before the 20th day of October A.D. 1968. Claims must be presented in accordance with the provisions of Utah For Rent- - Misc week. Repo, will zig zag. $19.50 or $4.95 for 6 months. 798-39- or 375-306- 11 FORNEY WELDING SUPPLIES Johnson Tractor and Imp. ish Fork. Doing 1.1 Acres with house. On Highway 91 in Mona. Excellent Fruit Stand Potential. Priced for or Quick Sale. Call contact at 415 E. 500 No. Spanish Call night or day 9. 798-69- Span- tf tf Fork. Work? Your Genealogy 13 GEO. T. ECKERSLEY REALTY 94 West 1st No. Payson, Utah. will need a wide carriage typewriter to fill in new sheets. New or used models available at the Spanish Fork Press. Call 6. tf You Tel. 465-212- Acreage, homes, Salesman Vernile 8. business. Gasser. 798-681- 465-214- tf 6. Larry Reid Morgan, Lehi, Utah Administrator Published in the Payson Chronicle July 25, August 1, 8, and 15. Home for sale in Elberta tact Bill Oram Phone SEVERAL large electric motors for sale with switches and control boxes. Sone nearly new. 6. Spanish Fork Press. Ph. tf Con- 274-32- 13 32 798-681- Scuba Diver - For Sale: Building Lot. 435 East 6. Center, reasonable 798-641- Trailers for sale or rent. Butler Motor. Phone 798-39or 3364. tf CAMPERS or and also Tommy Thompson of Los Angeles. He also had experience in the 1950s with the U. S. Navy Underwater Demoli- tion Team. Cotton brings over equipment from his business in Provo including $4,000 worth of diving gear. At his headquarters he has the only recompression chamber between here and Long Beach. At the present time there are around 300 qualified divers in the Intermountain Area but Cotton stated that by the end of the summer there should be 700 divers to assist in search and rescue operations in the area. Saturday night the class performed ditch and recovery operations which consist of divers jumping in the water (always with partners), sitting down on the bottom of the pool, removing all equipment and stashing it on the bottom of the pool and then replacing all and surfacing. Another interesting skill is buddy breathing where the partners learn to share one breathing apparatus by taking turns with their breaths in case of breakdown or damage to the equipment of one diver. Those taking the class at the Payson Pool are U. L. Barnett, Sargeant Barnett, Dale Barnett, Robert Brown, Bob Baird, Jim Hall, Harold Simons, Kris Morgan, Shirley Dee Stevens, Car-m- a Zeeman, Mike Jones, Jim Malone, Alan Beckstrom, Jeff Vest, Randy Vest, Gary Lynn Jensen. Lew Stern is the Assistant Instructor. A new beginners class in scuba diving will begin in about two weeks and anyone interested should 0. call Bob Baird at the pool 465-336- LOTS 69 FOR SALE Two used electric 9. stoves very reasonable Marginal Lots Reasonable Lots Stragetic Lots Commercial Lots 465-358- 30 Work Wanted JAY TAYLOR . . HUFF . . 465- - 2163 VERNESS ANDREWS . . 465 - 2926 STEWART SCHAERRER . . 465-31- For Weed, Yard ot Household Insect problems and Termites 0, Call Payson Monte's tf Insect and Pest Control. 465-223- ALFALFA Spraying (weed trol) Corn spraying drops. Carl Nelson 465-35- con- 465-34- les bowling league, Mullets Merry Mix Up, Norma McConnell and J. R. Raulston won high series honors with 601 and 603 respectively. High games were bowled by Sheila McNeil with 238 and Ray Bellows with team score was 2189 by Team Number 4 and high team game was 764 by Team No. 4 Also. LEAGUE STANDING High 82 Nebo Agency with row Phone 97 East 1 st North Payson, Utah 465-251- 68 1 Work Wanted, Ceramic Tile in- 5 stallation, baths, showers, window sills call Gerald Hanson tf 465-27- Complete service on washers, 45 dryers, dishwashers, disposals Home (portable.) Service. North University tf 235 Ave. Provo. Ph. 373-30- acres-lot- of Strawberry in well. Onh $22,500 s water plus Appliance 5 76 down and assume Save $3000.00 in interest alone. $1275.00 WE BUILD Anything. New home or Remodeling. Free Es- 5 timates. Licensed Contractors Burdick Lumber and Hardware Co. Payson, Utah Ph.465-325- 3 tf l4loan. Interest and financing scart you? Maybe we can help you trade what you have for what you want. SANDBLASTING, Spray Painting, sign painting, 1420 East 33 800 North, Orem Just on the market $8750.00 for a nice clean home on a big lot. Build remodel 6. basements, carports. Ph Grrnt F. Thomas, Spanish Fork, Licensed tf new homes, 798-370- TWO Good Rentals Cars, Trucks for Sale all stock in trade Our kinds of Real Estate, avail- For Sale: able. 1955 Buick Special, 6. new paint, good condition, tf $95.00 798-641- Jacobson Realty new 972 West Center, Provo ESBERN BAADSGAARD 798-27- 35 FOR SALE Wed. Night Couples night coup- 91 SANDY industries are looking to Utah all the time. The Promotion Board Industrial sends out more than 25 responses per week to people and companies who want to know about Utahs many advantages. In the Wednesday LOTS OF View Lots Many 220. In the Thursday night league J A C KS NOTICES Agenda Item No. 10: n tects, appeared before the Board to discuss the pending courl Concase with Horne-Zwic- k struction Company. Mr. Ashworth reviewed all of the pending change orders with the Board of Education and noted that he had met with members of Horne-ZwiConstruction Company and it appeared that the problem might be settled out of court by paying $5,459.16 which would cover all of the items in question on the Payson High School under the general contract. Motion: Raymond C. Johnson Seconded: Dr. William H. Sorensen That due to the limited Guardianship & NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Marie Peterson Kay Superintendent Stansfield irrigation piping, to the Board that it reported with the Springville High would be necessary to recall School) along the Arch Bartlett some of the outstanding bonds and Ray Lovell property rather to comply with some of the than down the south side of the requirements of the State Buildroad as approved by previous ing Program in order to be eliof action the Board. Mr. Lovell gible to receive State building acted as spokesman and noted monies. The Board authorized that the 490 feet of 21 inch pipe the Superintendent to proceed would cost approximately $3100 as he deemed necessary. including the laying. This price B. Superintendent Stansfield includes 15 risers, 15 valves and each Board member presented trash racks. The government with a copy of the annual rewould contribute $200 to the port of school accidents which project and Mr. Lovell would contribute another $100. After was submitted to the Utah State Board of Education. A queconsiderable discussion of the stion arose concerning insurance the to Board decided matter, visit the site prior to 6:00 p.m. ' for students participating in athletic programs. After consion the date 'of their next Board derable discussion, the followmeeting. ing motion was made: Superintendent Stansfield was Motion: Raymond C. Johnalso authorized to get a comDr. William mitment in writing from the son Seconded: H. Sorenson That student athconCommissioners County letic insurance be made mancerning the proposed road thfor all student particidatory and the Bartlett Lovell rough in the regular athletic pating properties. program. Voting unanimous. 5: Item No. Agenda SuperC. Superintendent Stansfield intendent Stansfield presented reported that the Boiler Insureach Board member with a tenance Company had completed tative list of teacher assigntheir inspection of all the boiments for the 1968-6- 9 school lers in the District. All boilers year, noting that not all of the teachers had returned their passed the inspecion with the exception of one minor problem contracts as of this date. on Spanish Fork Jr. High SchoAgenda Item No. 6: Superol intendent Stansfield presented D. Superintendent Stansfield the following proposed salary schedules for bus drivers and requested permission to call' for school bus bids for the school lunch workers and re1968-6- 9 school year. commended that they be adopted Motion: Member Dr. William for the 1968-6- 9 school year. H. SorensonSeconded: Raymond He also noted that salary schC. Johnson That Superintendent edules now cover nearly all be authorized to call for bus in the District. personnel bids. Motion: Ray S. Whiting SeE. Superintendent Stansfield conded: Dr. William H. Sor recommended that the auditing ensen That the proposed salfirm of Gardner, Hawkins and ary schedules be adopted for the 1968-6- 9 Borup be employed as auditors school year. Voting unfor the Nebo School District to animous. District perform the 1967-6- 8 7: No. Dale Item Mr. Agenda audit. Ashworth, of Ashworth Archiposed Probate lien waivers from all other contractors involved in the construction. Voting unamimous. Ashworth raised the question of the $2,900 fee which Ashworth Architects presented the Board of Education for additional services performed and upon which no action had been taken by the Board. This matter was tabled pending the outcome entailed making all adjustments and, therefore, a financial report would not be presented at this time. Agenda Item No. 4: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lovell appeared before the Board to discuss the possibility of locating the pro- PaticM Consult the County Clerk or the Various Signers For Further Information Mr. to $1,682, 290.67 (Vouchers 3914 to 4320 incl.) a list of which was furnished to the Superintendent and mailed to all Board members on July 5, 1968, were approved for payment. Motion: Raymond C. Johnson Seconded: Dr. William H. Sorensen That the above claims be approved. Voting unanimous. Agenda Item No. 3: Superintendent Standsfield reported that the office was in the process of closing the books for the 1967-6- 8 school year, which jtigl ADVERTISEMENT RATES 25? per line for the first week and 15? per line for each consecutive week with a minimum charge of 75? for first week and 45? for each additional Company that the pending suit would be withdrawn along with all other suits pending and that Horne-ZwiCompany furnish ck amounting RACE PLATES See in the amount of $5, 459.16 condi- July 15, 11:30 a.m. 2. Society of Superintendents Utah State UniverWorkshop sity, July 10, 11, 12 3. Learning Disabilities Seminar, Rocky Mountain Ed. Laboratory, Sponsor (Nebos only responsibility is to furnish 60 teachers and the physical facility.) August 15, or 16, or 19. The Agenda . Item No. 1: Clerks tentative notes of the meeting held on Wednesday, June 12, 1968, copies of which were furnished to the Superintendent and mailed to each Board member were approved. Motion: Dr. William H. Sorensen Seconded: Raymond C. Johnson. That the minutes of the meeting of June 12, 1968, be approved. Voting unanimous. Agenda Item No. 2: Claims Can-Cutti- ng SHIRTS - time ivolved in the pending court case that the Board approve the final payment in settlement of the genral contract the Board gave the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. Information Only 1. Nebo Lunch Commodities Reg $5.98 - $6.98 NEW FORD CARS & TRUCKS Phone 1 Going Small Business in Payson, Good location. Immediate Occupancy Owner will consider terms TWO 3 bedroom homes at Reduced Price. Practically new attractive Split level HOME. Pay equity and take over JOHNSON PEARL BIGLER, REAL ESTATE local Representative Telephone Huish Theatre Building low Interest loan". 465-328- 3 Payson, Utah |