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Show 8 f T- Volumn - & 4vv, 44. I Jk f '& 5T , Payson Art Show Committee invites local artists to enter paintings in show during Members are, I to r: Alta Homecoming. rr PEETEETNEET Grade Name Principal Cowan, Eleanor Loveless, Vernal Twede, Verdene Page, Claudine Pulver and Reta Page. Willis Pulver was absent for picture. John W. Powell (Parkview) Leona Bradford 1st Doris Kenison 1st Martha Tanner 2nd Lois Cowan 3rd Mary Harwood 4th Afton Oborn 5th Julie Ann Oldroyd 5th Beatrice C. Gibb Remedial (12) Ardell De Hart (Parkview) Olive Dunn Spec. Ed. LuDean Peery Clerk Kdg. Onion Days To Librarian Wonderful World of Flowers and Art is the theme for Pay-soannual flower and art show to be held during Harvest Days. The communitv is greatly enriched by the interest in lovely yards and the treasures found in self expression by many citizens. These people are invited each year to display their flowers and art works for the enjoyment of others. Local artists are urged to enter their paintings and help to ns make this thirteenth annual art show one of the best to be held in Payson. Rules for entry are as follows: Each artist may exhibit two paintings and must be eighteen years of age or older. The pictures must be 16 x 20 or larger, ready for hanging, complete with wire and screw eyes. Pictures previously exhibited in the Payson show may not be used. They must be painted not retouched photographs. Pictures made of other materials should be exhibited in the arts and crafts FLOWER SHOW show. Pictures will be received at school across from Memorial Park from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Friday evening, Aug. 30th, and should be picked up Monday, September 2nd at 5:00 p.m. A member of the committee will be in attendance but can not be responsible for damage or loss of any picture. Please observe the above rules because any painting not complying with regulations can not be hung. If you have any questions, please call a member of the committee. the middle Arrangements and preparations for the Annual Flower Show in connection with Payson Golden Onion Days and Homecoming are well underway according to Chairman Mrs. Naoma Hillman and Mrs. Helen Hansen. Theme for the show this year will be The Wonderful World of Flowers. It will be held at the Payson Middle School Sunday and Monday, September and 1 2. are Following 5. All horticultural grown by the enex- hibitor. Della Francom (Parkview) Custodian Arthur Gasser School Lunch Mgr. Jane Carter Nancy Provstgaard Faye Carter Majorie Larsen Kdg. 1st 2nd (12 Day) only. 12. The Flower Show is open to exhibitors from Payson, Spring Lake, Santaquin, Goshen, Elberta, Genola, Salem, and 's Souvenir Program booklet being published this year as a special feature of Golden Onion Days and Homecoming. Mr. Rodgers is serving as the Chairman with Leo Daley in The 40 page program contains charge of the advertising. the schedule of events for the entire celebration, a complete program for the musical, the homecoming program as well as many interesting pictures and items about Payson. Those purchasing this book for the 50tf fee will be given racing programs which ran be inserted in. The books go on sale next Friday and will be sold at all the functions during the celebration by the High School Band students as a fund raising Revenue derived above project for their new uniforms. the expenses will go toward improvement of the celebration. Benjamin. Junior Division will include two age groups: 4 to 10 years, and 11 to 15 years of age. The age of the exhibitor must be on the entry card. The Flower Show will open on September 1 at 1:30 p.m. and remain open until 10:00 p.m. On September 2 the Show will open at 12 noon and close at 5 p.m. that evening. All exhibits must remain in place until 5 p.m., but must be removed by 6 p.m. September 2. 3rd 4th 5th (12 Day Mary Una Pavne Franklin Tervort Mildred Warner Remedial (12 Da) Ardell DeHart (Pet.) Bernice T. Wilson Clerk Librarian Della P. Francom (Pet.) Dixon Lee Gasser Custodian School Lunch Mgr. Trelma Curtis School Lunch Madeline Minnick Marlin Huff Learning Adj. Continued on Page Ten Sunshine, "Little Mary Sunshine" is aptly portrayed by Becky Thomas and Alan Wilde is cast as Captain "Big Jim" Warington. most prominent Continued on Page Ten for Sunday, August 25th. at 2:00 p.m. Pres. Reed J. Money will offer the prayer. IBS Seminary Beautification Project Continues Search For Best Yard There are so many lovely yards in Payson, it will be difficult for judges to choose Mr. and Mrs. Page Peery have a lovely yard at 90 North 200 West. Past yard winners in 1963, their yard features many interesting plantings. Shown above is their sunken garden, which is a site to see. but three for $25.00 prizes. The awards are presented annually by Payson Chamber of Commerce and directed by the Beautification Committee. Prizes for the best back yard, the best front yard and the most improved yard will be given to citizens. deserving The seminary in Payson has alwavs been like a halo for the High School. The first seminary in Payson was established in the basement of the house of Clarence Ellsworth (this residence is now owned bv McKay Christensen). Elder John A. Oleson was (tie first seminary principal in the fall of 1926. The Seminary soon outgrew its quarters and a new building was needed. f Announce- ment of winners will be made by Arch Williams, committee member in charge, during Har- vest Days. Citizens of Payson are certainly to be complimented for the picturesque settings being created within the citv. Each year there are manv more lovely yards developed. Past contest winners lead the way by continually improving already beautiful yards. Early Deadline For September 5 Issue Due to the Labor Day Holi-daySeptember 2, the deadline for all news and advertising will be advanced one day. All copies should be in the paper office no later than 5 on An interesting plant in the Page Peery yard is one called "love Life Bleeding," which they started from a mixed package of seeds five years ago. Each year it really puts on a show with its bright red plums on dark green foliage. Entered in the flower show several years ago, it was a prize winner. oclock on Saturday August 31, 1968. Your cooperation will be appreciated by the members of the staff so that they will be able to enjoy the holiday with their families. greatly PLEASE BE ON TIME. Starting Schedule Set For Jr. High School Starting School schedule for the Payson Junior High School: New students who did not register for eighth or ninth a musical to be presented during Homecoming Celebration, is in rehearsal and promises to be an outstanding production. Becky Thomas plays the feminine lead in the title roll, with Allen Wilde in the roll opposite as Capt. Big Jim Warington. The play concerns Mary Potts, known as Little Mary Sunshine, who is the proprietress of the Colorado Inn, a charming place which she built through meager savings she earned through selling her home-mad- e cookies. Although the mortgage is due and Little Mary is penniless, she remains bravely optimistic in the company of an array of visitors to her inn. These visitorx include a troop of Forest Rangers with Capt. Big Jim Warington, whom Mary secretly loves, as their commander. His second in command is Cpl. Billy Jester, played by David Rindlisbacher. Although completely uncertain about Ids bravery, Billy is more than completely smitten by Mary's flirtatious mad, Nancy Twinkle, characterized by Lyn- The new Payson IDS Senior Seminary will be dedicated at special services scheduled Dedication Sun Broadway ne Cowan. The inns 34 Rulon Widdison LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE Little Number Linda Lundell Alice C. Spencer fore placing. 7. Judges decision shall be final. 8. The Garden Club will endeavor to care for all exhibits, but cannot be held responsible for loss or breakage. 9. Exhibitors may have ONE entry only in each class. (For example, under asters there are four classifications.) 10. No artificial material accepted in arrangements. 1L Professionals may exhibit Pay-son- Thursday, August 22, 1968 84651 PARKVIEW 6. All entries must, be checked by classification committee and have correct label and name of exhibitor on entry card be- City Councilman Roy Rodgers admires the first copy of - Name Grade Principal John W. Powell (Pet.) Asst. Prin. & 3rd Sterling C. Argvle the general rules and regulations governing the show. 1. Entries will be received from 7 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. on September 1. 2. Any entry not in place by 10 a.m. will be held for exhibit only. 3. All doors will be closed at 10 a.m. and will remain closed until 1:30 p.m. to allow judges ample time for judging. 4. Containers will be furnished for horticultural entries. tires must be son, Utah LXXXI Teachers Listed for School Opening Wed. - i ' r Several lovely planters have been added to the Blaine Cannon yard at 371 South 700 West. Shown above is one near the front entrance, which is alive with colorful pink petunias. A grill work screen adds interest. grade classes last spring should come to the school during the week of August 19th and do so. All students will report to school at 9:00 a.m. on Wednesday August 28th. Class Schedules will be given to students in their home rooms. Fees will also be collected in home rooms on the first dav of school. Dr. A.L. Curtis and Mr. Thomas F. Tolhurst each donated $500.00 toward the building fund. Manv others donated time a substantial and money--an- d building of one classroom, an office, a library, and basement was constructed. In recognition for his efforts in getting the building started, Dr. A.L. Curtis was asked to olfer the praver. As the high school enrollment increased, it became evident that the old building needed a remodeling, which was started in 1940. The Church furnished $7,000, and Pavson Bank loaned $7,000 to the heads of the Seventies Quorums. Mach of the Continued on Page Ten ded-icato- rv Alice Dodd Answers Call to Mission Field M. Anderson Speaks At Poliitical Meeting At a meeting of Kaysville Republicans, Wednesday evening, Mark Anderson, candidate for the U.S. Senate, charged that Senator Bennett sings one tune while voting in the Senate and a different tune while campaigning in Ltah. For instance, this rear alone the incumbent senator ... (1) voted in the Senate for the Open Housing Bill with its gun control measure, BUT wtiile campaigning savs he is against federal gun control; (2) voted in the Senate for ttie Bill with its hand-gu- n control, BUT while campaigning savs he is against federal gun control; (3) refused at the Davis count convention to sign a petition opposing gun control, BUT while campaigning savs he is against federal gun control. The people of Utah want to be represented in the Senate, not on the campaign trail. They want representative voting, not representative talking. They Alice Dodd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dodd, has been called to serve a mission in Denmark her native land, she left at the age of seven. She knows the language and is anxious to teach the Danish ieople as well as her relatives the gosel. She is a senior at B.Y.U., and will speak in the B.Y.U. 24th Ward at 4:00 p.m. in the varsity theater the 25th. The same evening the whole family will put on the program in the Pavson 5th Ward at 7:00. She will enter the nrs-sio- n home the 23rd of September and leave for Denmark the 30th. Anti-Cri- Continued on Page Ten Youth Conference To Be Held Tues. Aug. 27 The NeboStake Youth Conference will be heldTuesdav, August 27, at 7:30 p.m. in tlie Stake House. Coach Robinson, head track coach at BYU will be the guest speaker. All unmarried youth over the age of fourteen are invited to attend. o K Past yard winners, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Cannon have a new addition in their yard, a horse. The neighbors aren't complaining, however, because he is made of logs, with rope for a mane. He pulls a small cart, only he isn't going Senior Citizens Set Travelogue August 23 A travelogue will be held Fridav, Aug. 23 at 2 p.m. in Senior Citizens the Payson Center. Park Ward will hold its annual fresh Salmon Supper tonight beginning at 6:00 p.m. at the Payson City Park. Park Ward Bishopric, the General Committee, is shown making final lea-thaplans for the event. From left, Kenneth Twede, Ben Ronal and chairman food Bishop Verl Hancock, Crump. Harold Patten, chairman of the broiling of tKe salmon, was absent at time picture was taken. The public is invited to the supper. Tickets may be purchased at the dinner. |
