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Show CHRONICLE THE PAYSON 10 Hospital Happenings People Helping People Thursday, May 8, 1969 omms Documentary on TV Rehabilitation of the hard narcotics user is the central theme of the third and final in The Distant Drummer documentar series on drug abuse. The film, which abo provides a sociological backdrop for the entire drug problem, will be shown Monday, May 12 at 7:30 p.m. on KSL-T- Kay Jolley Funeral services for Kay V. Jolley were held Thursday, May 1, 1969, at 1:00 p.m. in the Elberta Ward Chapel. Bishop Hal P. Schulthies conducted. Prelude and postlude was played by Rosemary Moss. Invocation was by Glade Barney. Speaker was Lloyd Nelson with remarks by Bishop Hal P. Schulthies, Arnel Barney and Kay Sorensen. A tribute was given by Edna Huggins. Musicial solos Walk with were given by Ray Jolley, accompanied by Dean Jolley and God, George W. Oram, accompanied by Rosemary Moss, In the Garden, and Sometime Well Understand. Benediction was pronounced by Larry Beck. Family prayer prior to the services was given by Milo Barney. Burial was in the Goshen Cemetery under the direction of Keith Jolley Mortuary where the grave was dedicated by Edward Huff and full military rites were conducted by the Goshen American Legion. Pallbearers were Cleon Jolley, Curtis Jolley, Leland Jolley, Daune Jolley, Malcolm Jolley and Dee Edmunds. Honorary pallbearers were Ted Johnson, Tim Hannifin, Norval Palmer and Myron Carpenter. Lovina Done Ottesen, 80, died Monday April 28, 1969 while visiting with a son in San Raphael, Calif. She was born Sept. 1, 1888 in Payson, a daughter of George Henry and Ann Lovina Reese Done. She married Andrew H. C. Ottesen on Jam 14, 1914, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple and he died Feb. 15, 1962. An active member of the LDS Church, she had served as a stake and ward chorister and also as chorister in the Primary Her hobby was writing poetry. Survivors include eight children, Eldon A. Ottesen, Ogden; Sharrel K. Ottesen, Spanish Fork; Ronald G. Ottesen, Larkspur, Calif.; Ja-- 1 D. Ottesen, Salem; Mrs. Edward (Andrea) Richardson, Murray; Mrs. Victor (LeRece) De Stefani, Fair-fiel- d, Calif.; Mrs. Paul (Mary) Brock-ban- k, Spanish Fork; a brother and two sisters, Ralph Done, Shreveport, La.; Mrs. Sarah D. Tanner and Mrs. Iris D. Amos, both of Payson; 26 grandchildren; seven Ida Harvey Ida McKendrick Lambson Hanna Shepherd Harvey, 77 Salem, died Tuesday April 29, 1969 in the Payson City Hospital following a heart attack. Mrs. Harvey was born March 16, 1892, in Wellington, Carbon County, adaughterof John C. and Harah M. Hill McKendrick. She. married Arba Lambson. They were later divorced. She married William Hanna intheManti LDS Temple. They were later divorced. She married Claude Shepherd in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He preceded her in death. She married James Harvey Jan. 13, 1964 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Mrs. Harvey was very active in the LDS Church, serving in the Relief Soceity in the Redwood Ward and the Granger North Stake. She also did much genealogy work. She had lived in Salt Lake City many years before moving to Salem. Survivors include her husband of Salem; four sons and five daughters, Glendon Lambson, Sacramento, Calif.; William Hanna, Salt Lake City; George Hanna, serving in Vietnam; Mrs. Ellis (Zella) Jensen, Bernell Lambson and Mrs. Frank (Annie) Gross, all of Salem; Mrs. Harry (Cora) Carrington, Lynndyl, Mi Hard County; Mrs. Anthony (Clara) Jones, ''Oregon City, Ore., and Mrs. Raymond (Ina) Davis, Spanish Fork; 53 grandchildren; 29 rs and two Ida May McMinnville, Cannon City, Cola, and Mrs. Ted (Lucy) Henderson, McMinnville, Ore. Funeral services were held Saturday at 1 p.m. in the Deseret Mortuary, Salt Lake City. Burial was in the Lake Hills Memorial Park in Sandy. Funeral services for Lovina Done Ottesen were held Saturday, May 3, 1969, at 1 p.m. in the Salem Ward Chapel with Counselor Harold H. Davis, conducting. Prelude and postlude was played by Eloise Sabin. Invocation was given by Frank Edman. The Salem Singing Mothers under the direction of Sarah Hanks and accompanied by Joan Thorpe sang, Invocation and Peace I Leave With You. Speakers were Keith Simons and Colvin Tanner with a tribute given by Dr. Byron G. Done. A trio consisting of Nan Kearns, Joan Thorpe and Clara Jane Woodhouse, accompanied by Eloise Sabin, sang, That Wonderful Mother of Mine and Entreat Me Not To Leave Me, written by her sister, Sarah Tanner. After remarks by Counselor Harold H. Davis the nenediction was given by Melvin Hanks. Family prayer prior to services was given by Edward M. Richardson. Burial was in the Salem City Cemetery under direction of Keith Jolley Mortuary where the grave was dedicated by Eugene . JJL Ottesen.-"- Pallbearers were Clark Leishman, John Ottesen,; Wesley Ottesen, David Ottesen,. tichael Richardson, Steven Richardson and Brian J. Richardson. Honorary pallbearers were Todd DeStefani, Andrew Ottesen, Paul Brockbank and Cory Ottesen. BY Mrs. OTTESEN Towns may come and towns may go and later into cities grow. The old pass on, the young grow old. The oddest thing thats ever told Will make good news in after years Bring smiles to some, to others, tears. And memories still will linger on. half-siste- Probate 240 North Hodgson, attorney, 300 East, Bountiful, Utah, 84010 on or before July 1, 1969. All claims must be presented in accordance with the provisions Utah Code Annotated of 1953 and with proper verifica75-9-- 5, tion as required therein. Guardianship Consult the County Clerk or the Various Signers For Further Information NOTICE OF MEETING A public meeting will be conducted by the Payson Board of Adjustment on Tuesday, May 13, 1959, at 8:00 p.m., in the City Chambers. This meeting will be to consider the request by Mr. Earl Ford who wishes to build a garage on the North side of his home. He does not have sufficient distance to the property line to do this, according to the Payson City Zoning Ordinance. Allen L. Hodgson Attorney Ruth Peterson Allred Administratrix Published in Payson Chronicle May 1, & NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of THOMAS WILLARD PETERSON, deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the office of Allen L, Kenneth R, Orton Chairman Payson Board of Adjustments Published in Payson Chronicle May 8, 15, 22, 1969 1 and 8, 1969. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of HAZEL HENRIE deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned, at the office of Ballif & Ballif, attorneys, 84 East 100 South, Provo, Utah on or before the 4th day of August, 1969; claims must be presented in accordance with the provisions of Utah Code Annotated 1953, with proper verification Real Estate Construction Insurance If you are eligible for the H.U.D. program, why don't you call us? We have a lot and house plans ready to go for a qualified family! Realtors 75-9-- 5, & Ballif Attorney George S. Ballif Executor Published in Payson Chronicle Just right for the remodeling nut. All the ingredients are here waiting for the person with the right im- agination. Come see what May a jewel this is. X I i I 279 North Main Spanish Fork's Multiple Listing I Fhohef ........ j Business XC.R. Mitchell'. . ..798-328- 0 Grant Halverson ..798-2991 Margaret Gardner. 79821141 I Arlo Mitchell 73 1J 798-305- 8, as follows: Board 1 798-35- 1, 15, and 22, 1969 CALL FOR APPLICATIONS The Board of Education, Nebo School District is calling for applications for the position of Superintendent of Schools. The Board set May 12, 1969, at 5:00 p.m. as the deadline when applications must be in. The mailing address should be WANT TO MAKE MONEY and have fun at the same time? Run your own busi- ness, be your own boss, Come in and ask us about this fine opportunity. Call Us Today! er of Education Nebo School District Clerk of the Board 50 South Main Spanish Fork, Utah 84660 The word APPLICATION should show on the envelope. Applications will be reviewed aP the May 12, 1969, Board Hospital week In recognition and appreciation for the devoted services given by the many hospitals and their employees, one week in May each year is set aside as National Hospital Week. This year is May 11 through May 17, with an appropriate theme of Your Hospital - Pathway to Progress and Community Health. The administration at our fine Payson Sanderson couple Funeral services for Verl and Effie LaVerda Jensen Sanderson, 50, and 46 respectively, who were killed April 27 in an auto-trai- n accident near Faust, Tooele County, were held Thursday, May 1, at 11:00 a.m. in the East Sharon LDS Stake House. Burial was in the Santaquin City Cemetery under the direction of the , Berg Mortuary, Provo. Mr. Sanderson was born June 27, 1918 in Santaquin, to Samuel Niels and Sarah R. Chatwon Sanderson. Mrs. Sanderson was born Sept. 5, 1922 in Goshen, Utah County, to Hyrum' and Nancy Eleonor Steele Jensen. They were married June 27, 1938, in Salt Lake City; solemnized in Salt Lake LDS Temple. Mr. Sanderson was head custodian of the East Provo LDS Stake House. He was a former employee of U.S. Steel, Ironton Plant. Survivors include sons and daughters, Joel H., Orem; Mrs. James T. (Larraine) Allen, Mrs. Kathy Sanderson, Provo; Delray S., Spanish Fork; 5 grandchildren; Mr. Sandersons brothers and sisters, Leland, Eureka, Juab County; Norman S., Mrs. Melva Mattinson, Pleasant Grove; Mrs. Edward (Hazel) Hurston, Mrs. Walter (Leonda) Morgan, Mrs. VerdaS. Korvakos, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Clyde (LaVern) Briskey, Whittier, Calif.; Mrs. Elmo, (Leah) Boswell, Eureka; Mrs. Wayne (Jean) Myers, Corning, Calif.; Mrs. Sandersons sisters, Mrs. Vivian Jensen, California; Mrs. Joseph (SelVaun) DeWitt, Salt Lake City; mother, Mrs. Eleanor Jensen, Payson. While we re still here and when we re gone. So think not back nor look ahead But follow on where others led. And when our span on Earth is thru Just hope someone remembers you. by LOVINA D. OTTESEN February 18, 1944 Unusual opportunities for reliable people wanting added income No investment required Write Box 236A Tooele, Utah 19 Would like someone to work with me selling Raleigh products 19 Viola Cowan 465-29- applications for cooks and waitresses at the Jack Frost Drive-I- n 765 East tf 91. INCREASED demand and newly created territories call for more representatives. Serve customers in the territory of your own, represent the worlds largest cosmetic company Act at once Write immediately for Utah Avon Mgr., LaVera 164 N. 7th E., Provo, 84601 373-45- 61 798-24- 20 Route salesman to work out of Nephi to the south Guarantee plus commission Qualifications good driving record, legal age and good physical condition Apply at Continental Baking Company 1180 West Center Street Provo, Utah after 4 p.m. 20 alas, are worth a paltry are about three times more valuable than husbands around the house. Its no surprise. Wives have known it ever since Eve set up housekeeping in the Garden of Eden. about that husbands. Sorry pTTCRSlMTOR her Prominent Citizens, the answers to these questions must remain a- - not much longer too many. Respond citizens of Payson. You have elected the officials of the city. You hold the future of the city. Its up to you, the majority, to say what the future will hold for Payson. And if you, the majority, are content to have Paysons main attractions remain in the form of open gutters, empty business houses, deteriorating economic conditions and the void caused by the lack of young ideas, then Payson city deserves what she is heading for a slow PAINFUL death. It would truely be sad to see Payson function only as a refueling station for the unprepared tourist who couldnt make it as far as Provo to purchase more gasoline. Terry Greenhalgh To the Editor: I would like to express my appreciation to the author of the letter to the editor appearing in the April 17 edition of the Chronicle because his letter should open the eyes of responsible citizens. That letter exhibited the philosophy of far too many Payson residents. This philosophy seems to be Live for yesterday -to blazes with tomorrow. I am not trying to criticize the author because I realize that reminiscence is romantic, however, I am critizing the philosophy. Afterall, how ar can time stand still for Payson ? many thousands of dollars does Payson loose to other cities every month? How many young people does Payson loose every year? Judging from the apparent economic decline of Payson city and the ever present Moss Back attitudes of long How Encourage youth CEMETERY MARKERS senior members of the communities, that is the adults and parents who now direct and are so interested in their children, Mr. Nielsen would like to give special encouragement to you to To our stimulate your youth in a worthy profession in the health field. He further mentions that the Hospital is available to any of our young people to visit or spend several hours if they desire in seeking out a special interest that they might have. Those of sincere interest need merely call Mr. Nielsen at the Hospital for an appointment and he will arrange time with one of the many professional people affiliated with the Hospital. This is your Hospital people caring for people. l Ageless Granite I zJon.wmz,nh Sr 0au.tt So . SAVE AT I 725 South State Street PROVO, UTAH WILL REMODEL, build extra room, carport or general con- tracting work Grant Thomas 798-37- 465-33- 216 S. 200 W. tf lot in Lazy Bar Subdivision of Cottonwood S.L.C. Excellent view Call George If no answer Hanna tf call E. Hanna 798-69- Free estimates Licensed Contractors Burdick Lumber and Hardware Co. Pay-sotf Utah Phone or remodeling n, 465-32- Call 465-29- PERSONAL FORNEY WELDING SUPPLIES Johnson Tractor and Implement Your Genealogy Work? will need a wide carriage typewriter to fill in new sheets New or used models available at the Spanish Fork Press. Call Doing Building lot in Payson 81 465-21- x214 20 For sale: Ideal location for Center Street All im- home on paid South provements front 19 793-68- tf 16 large electric motwith switches and control boxes. Some nearly new Spanish Fork Press. Phone 3 bedroom home for sale in 2 bathrooms Phone 798-27- Close ors for sale Ivan Carlson 34 NOTICE OF APPLICATIONS Applications will be received by the Mayor and City Council of Payson, Utah for the office of Irrigation Watermaster. Applications will be received at the Office of City Recorder until 5 p.m. Monday, May 12, 1969. Published in Payson Chronicle May 8, 1969 tf or rent 798-39- 69 Trailers for sale Butler Motor Phone or 3364 tf CAMPERS or 465-27- tf 22 For sale: 200 gal. Oil Tank $300, 1959 Ford Truck w Stock Rack 8 ft x 7 ft x 6 12 ft high 250 series 34 ton, 6 cyl. Dual 16 in. wheels Good condition Must sacrifice $600 cash Can be seen at Millstream Trailer Park & Motel, 3007 South State Street, A2, S.L.C. R, Brown Phone Small home newly decorated 1 12 blk from town No child21 or ren 465-32- 465-30- 19 484-89- Will tratfe 1963 Pontiac, good condition, for pick up truck of equal valuv?. tf 798-64- 16 Real Estate Insurance and and Appraisals Funds 197 East 100 North, Payson. Ph. 465-251- 5 If you've ever had a desire to own some of known as Real good old Mother Earth, (other-wisEstate), there has never been a better time, especially for farms. e Now Artchitecture. living room, dinning room, pantry. French 4 bedroom, Large lot. If your home isn't large enough. See this 3 bedroom, part basement. Practically new. Ready to move your furniture in. Built ins in the kitchen. Large lot. Full basement can be made into Two bedroom. can be appartment to help pay the contract which assumed. available. Deco-wri- te Transfer pencils. 30? tf Publishing Co. Magnetic sign headquarters Publishing Co. for interior or exterior use Sizes up to 24x18 Choice of colors Prompt JOHNSON service FOR a job well done feeling clean carpets with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1 Spencer Home Furnishings Lost on route 16' tire Two weeks ago If found call Gladys Sanborn Reward 20 ESTATE REAL 465-27- PEARL BIGLER, Local Huish Theatre Building ( Representative 465-328- WANTED 3 Payson, Utah - HERE ARE JUST A FEW: art Losf and Found Telephone meeting. Published in the Payson Chronicle April 17, 24, May 1 and 8, Two bedroom apt. for rent Call 16 tf 798-39- Older home 465-35- For Rent- - Misc 465-27- AGENCY nd E., Spanish Fork 220 S. per line 25? 1962 Chev Impala 4 dr. hardtop $500 or BEST OFFER must sell tf on weekends SEVERAL 798-68- Sewing machine authorized service, clean and adjust $4.95 All kinds, all makes Also Singer for sale Real good condition tf be charged at per week. tf Spanish Fork J-- Anyone interested in forming a flying club based at Spanish Fork contact Reed Argyle 19 08 You 798-64- PFAFF 19 465-21- 13 798-68- Call anything New home new NEED COAL? 20 373-307- WE BUILD Like 20 Building service on washers, disposals dishwashers, dryers, Home Appliance (portable). Service 235 North University tf 6 Ave. Provo Phone ft. aluminum boat and trailer 14 or see 06 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 week. Any want ad that requires billing at the end of the month will For Sale- - Misc. Iron-o- n 1969 Husbands, $51.50, based on the assumption that a man has 41 hours of free time each week and spends about 24 of them doing household chores. A husband is worth about $1.96 an hour as a night watchman, $3 for one hour as an accountant, $1.25 an hour for 2.5 hours as assistant shopper, $2.77 an hour for 45 minutes as a garbage man and $2 an hour for 30 minutes spent as a fashion consultant whether his wife takes his advice or not. It all boils down to the fact housewives non-pro- fit Hospital: Three bedroom home large lot $11,000 Pay out equity and take over payments of $80.00 a month or terms can be arranged tf 88 Complete AVON CALLING interview Anderson, in high profit goods. Too often other media bring customers who cannot make payments and who are interested only in items. Such business can be worse than no business. Hospital feels that part of its responsibility in continued development of the pathway to progress and community health is by bringing educational programs and stimulating our youth toward a fine career in the health field. Mr. Nielsen, Administrator, because of his background in education, is especially conscious about a continued program for stimulating the youth in finer education and advanced learning. We are in an extremely progressive health and medical era and in order for us to continue to meet the professional and technological needs in the health field our Administrator feels very strongly that the youth of our fine communities are those who will make our Hospital progress and community health a reality for many years to come. The Administration at the Hospital has carefully thought out and programmed a plan to interest and involve our youth in hospital and health careers. Following is a general text of an Outline of Careers Program plan as established at the For Sale- - Real Estate Our many years of experience can be of incomparable value in planning your wedding Ninas Catering Service 08 Now accepting U.S. retailer is more interested Wanted Help as required therein. Ballif AN OLD HOME ON 3 ACRE observes academy award-winnSteiger, who narrates the film. We are beginning also to realize the fact that there is no single bridge that will return the addict to society, Steiger relates. There are many drug takers... and each takes his journey to nowhere for numerous and complex reasons. Produced by the Arlie Foundation and sponsored by Utahs Blue Shield and Blue Cross Plans, Bridge From No Place, probes the motivating forces behind the abuse of such dangerous drugs as heroin and methedrine. The viewer visits various treatment and rehabilitation centers, including the drug crisis center in Salt Lake City. Only in recent years have these centers Rod Ill Lfw approach have spread across the nation. of abuse, sonow beginning to Wives, the next time hubby comes home from the office and asks, Well, what have tell him youve you been doing all day? been working and probably earning more than he is. Its no joke. A recent study shows the average American housewife is worth an estimated $8,285.68 in cash annually. If youre a working wife, add your salary to the above figure. Youre probably in the $13 to $15,000 bracket. (But dont tell the Internal Revenue Service.) The study assigned dollar values to the work put in by the average housewife as economist, housekeeper, nurse, purchasing agent, cook and chauffeur. Even with allowance for tender loving care and a maternal instinct, it adds up to $159.34 a week. gures which reaffirm the importance of newspaper advertising influences. According to the research report 98 per cent of all families with an annual income of more than $10,000 are regular newspaper readers. In the $5,000-$10,0bracket the figure was 94 per cent. The study shows that newspaper reading rises as income and educational level ofa family rises. Those who are most able to buy are most likely to be newspaper readers. Perhaps more important, women especially, in the higher income groups tend to use the newspaper as ashopping guide. They are women who are willing and able to buy. They have enough money to shop around for stores and goods which appeal to them most. One retail merchant said: My advertising pushes charge accounts and monthly payment plans. New customers which are attracted by newspaper advertising are good credit risks who buy therapy has proved The camera records actual group therapy sessions in two of the better known in California, and New Yorks Daytop Village. While solutions may be found in various rehabilitation approaches, Steiger stresses the urgency to continue to build bridges back to society, 'which he appropriately terms, bridges from no place. After sixty centuries Valuable wives whom he reaches with advertising than in how many heads are counted. One market research firm released fi- a somewhat effective tool for curing the addict, and community centers utilizing the self-hel- p V, change, The engaged in highly sophisticated techniques to correlate the behavioral pattern of the drug addict with the physical effects of the Group Editorial- Newspapers help narcotics. Channel 5. cietys attitude is only -- Wanted: Old closet Call fashioned china tf 798-64- 16 1 1 acres, plenty of water, front roads for 2 miles. $8,000, terms can be negotiated. 13 acres, Strawberry water, natural gas available, owner has well right that can be purchased, 60 rods fronting Hiway 91. $10,400. 20 acres, Strawberry water, 1 flowing well and a creek that flows all year round, 65 rds fronting paved road. $18,000. 15 acres: 9 cultivated, 6 pasture, water for 9 acres. Older 3 room home, $6,500. find out more only takes the investment of a phone call. Verness Andrews To 465-292- 6 Stewart Schaerrer 465-358- 2 Jay Taylor 465-319- 1 William White 274-332-4 LaMar Loaser 465-279- 0 Sandra Huff 465-216- 3 Mel Hartvigsen 374-144- 1 Vemile Gasser 465-214- 6 f |