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Show T 2 :(S)IMO(BnE ' ' Orchard Hills of Utah 35 West Utah Avenue, Payson, Utah 84651 HEfpJtpER Association.- - Founded 685 A weekly newspaper established in 1888, published every Thursday and entered as Second Class matter at the Post Office in Payson, Utah 84651, under the act oP Congress March 3, 1879. J. C. HENDERSON, SUBSCRIPTION Editor and Publisher Payson and Vicinity, $4.00 year, 2 years $7.50. Payson area: $4:50 per year. All subscriptions are payable in advance. RATES: Outside DEADLINES: Advertising, Monday, 5:00 p.m.; School News, Friday, 5:00 p.m.; Social News, Monday, 9:00 a.m. All other news & classified ads, Monday, 5:00 p.m. Pictures, Monday, 5:00 p.m.; All deadlines advanced one day when a holiday falls during the week. PLEASE BE ON TIME! EDITORIALS Frank Cole, MD, in an editorial in the Nebraska State Medical journal: We once studied all deaths on a surgiar cal service during a period, to see when patients died. We thought the night might be dangerous, since the nurse and laboratory staff was smaller, were closed, and all the doctors were home, but this was not so. We tried weekends and winter months, but nothing came of these. Then we divided the day into three periods, and succeeded only when we had rotated the days divisions ' centering on 4 p.m., midnight, and 8 a.m. was 2 12 times greater , The death rate at 4 p.m, than all during the day. 10-ye- ay Why is this? Thats when others we have visitors. They infection and dirt, they stop all nurses work, they plague her with foolish questions, they block the elevators, they annoy the patient. They used to bring food and they once slept in the hospital, but we have stopped that. They come from a sense of duty, and we think the patient receives them with equal reluctance. They sit on beds and tell the helpless patient counterpart. It is clean nearly to the point of sterility, and it is a model of efficiency. Its work cannot be interrupted several times a day by hordes of silly, contaminated visitors who come and from a sense of who serve only to keep the patient from getting well. If there must be visiting, let it be done after the patient gets home. its C. Rollin Hanlon, MD, new director of the American Cdllege of Surgeons, discussing Medicare with Arthur Snider of the Chicago Daily News: "I simply cant understand how you can pass a law that provides services for a segment of the population and then express dismay or shock because the people who are to provide that service have an increase in income. Free advertising is not news item ' One of the most difficult problems of the editor is to explain to some businessmen the difference between free advertising and news. The owner of a small speciality shop who said she didntbelieve in advertising always made a point of sending the local newspaper a notice of her buying trips to New York. She was incensed when they i were not printed. Does this mean that just because I dont advertise in your paper my name has been ' blacklisted? The editor attempted to explain that the stories on the repeated buying trips were It is simply a method ; free advertising. ; of informing people that you are acquiring new stock and personally making the selec- tions. She demanded to know just when her name was news. Cohan, displaying professional-lik- e ability in dancing, singing and acting. (As the man said, you can find people who can do aU of these individually, but finding someone who can do them all in one bundle M. vice-presid- is something else!) Elmo Keck, former teacher of music at Payson High School, and who has now moved back to Payson (though teaching at Spanish Fork High) displayed his talents as a vocalist in the part of Sam Harris. Mr. Keck recently accepted a position as director of the Payson Third Ward Choir and his ability is appreciated locally. Raydon Madson, also of Payson, and a teacher in district schools, directed the of son. And in the audience many people from Payson, as well as from all surrounding towns and indeed the entire county MCD. and views This Santaquin-Tinti- c BY Beulah G. get-we- WHY COSTS GO UP bring Jay Jolley, a senior at Payson High School and son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jolley, Payson, assumed the part of George Week in Genola Mrs Dorothy Thomas who had his illness and didnt survive. They do not help; they hurt. A ll card or flowers would do much more good. Why do we tolerate them? They are an anachronism; they do not belong in a modern hospital. The hospital today is not about talont ochestra, which played a rousing musical introduction to the play and accompanied the entire production through two acts to the grand finale. The 15 piece orchestra also included Monte Taylor, clarinet; Alma Willey, bass fiddle; Ferrel Huff, formerly of Payson, now of Springville, who plays bass horn; and Bud Huchins, Lehi, all faithful for many years to the Sunday night band concerts in Paysons Memorial Park. Ellen Willey, Almas wife, was also a member of the orchestra, playing cello. Mercedes Bjarnson, Payson, who is and member of the board, Utah Valley Opera Company, also sang a vocal number in the musical play, aptly portraying Ma Templeton. Girls in the chorus included Kayron Madson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raydon Madson; and Lynette Bjarnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis (Mercedes) Bjarn- Having attended a performance of George M, produced by Utah Valley Opera Company at Spanish Fork High School, we came away with affirmed conviction that Payson upheld her reputation as a community with musical talent. News Ban visiting in hospitals ' Payson is proud of musical column to your printed a front page story on the drive you started to improve the appearance of the downtown area. These stories probably helped your business indirectly. That we dont object to. They werent designed simply to promote your store. The editor could have pointed out that often the line between free advertising and news is too fine to split. When a local business, for instance, is undergoing a major overhaul which will affect the appearance and perhaps the trade of the community, a news story about the change is justified. It would be justified free advertising. On the other hand the retailer would be not to back the foolish and short-sightnews story with more details in legitimate advertising, which would not be applicable to the news section. We gave a whole daughters marriage. ed We Phono 754-349- 5 Mr. Phillip Borup from Tremonton and his grandson, Lynn Borup, and two boys from Logan visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Thomas, Sunday. Bradley Do you desire a Peaceable Kingdom wiilun your walls? It isnt a gift of magic but it can be achieved by those who want it earnestly enough to fashion its harmonizing effects in all corners of their domain. To begin with: if we will remember to truly express the love and feelings of Appreciation instead of taking for granted that all of our family members really know we love and appreciate them. THE PAYSON CHRONICLE -- NEWS OF SERVICEME- Thursday, November 27, 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nelson and girls visited at Salt Lake last week. LETTERS TO THE Gary D. Oberg EDITOR Technician Seaman Gary USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Oberg of 619 N. 600 E, Payson, Utah, is serving aboard the guided missile light cruiser USS Galveston in San Diego, Calif. Electronics D. My heart has ached for the Levanger family since that tragic event a month ago. I have a daughter the same age as Ann. Im sure this crime was not planned but circumstances brought the two people together, one needing help and the other with a sick mind who saw his opportunity and took advantage of it and committed the most heinous crime known to man. Theres not one of us who wouldnt have tried to prevent this tragedy if we could as we think now. My deep concern is: Would we do something to prevent another such tragic happening? You ask, What could I have done? or What can I do now? There is something that you and all of us can and must do or this will .happen again and again. It is you and I that have set the stage, it is you and I. that have allowed our society to morally degenerate and provide excellent training of the sex criminal.-Don- t we condone the showing of many filthy, obscene movies in our communities, pronographic literature is readily available. And dont we permit the same kind TV programs in our homes? of J. Edgar Hoover has told us for years that nearly every criminal is a pronographic literature addict. Continous viewing and reading of this type of filth is bound to influence a certain percentage of the population and bring, devastating ef- N home-builde- ! STAKE NEWS , Stake Leadership Meeting for all Relief Society Stake and Ward officers and teachers was held last Thursday morning Nov. 20 with President Melba Nelson presiding and Counselor Donna Davis conducting. The Visiting Teaching Department, under ' the direction of Visiting Teachers Stake Leader, Sister Lola Nelson, presented a Oberg, The ship recently returned from a seven month deployment to the Mediterranean. Although the Galveston is assigned to the Pacific Fleet it has spent almost as much time in the Atlantic as in the Pacific. During its last cruise the ship covered more than 48,000 miles and visited eight countries. citizens. Each time we buy a ticket to a questionable movie, every time we buy a suggestive magazine, we encourage and enhance the business. We want to depend on the government to pass laws to protect us from our own follies, but effective laws are difficult to pass and more difficult to enforce. The answer is: If we would not attend these movies, if we would not buy the questionable literature, if we would not off-col- or view the vulgar and obscene TV programs, the market would soon vanish. Its as simple as that and as effective. Its an individual responsibility. Each of us can and must raise our standards and crush this devastating trend. D. La Roll Johnson, chairman Utah County Council for Better Movies and Literature. fects. Elder Reece Murdock returned home from his mission in the Eastern States last week. Try these stabilizing words and see eyes light up in sweet humility and love for you: I love you I am so proud of you thank you dear, you are such a fine i daughter (or son) thank you for your wonderful ideals and your beautiful attitude hurry home my dear one. Ill be missing you I love you, my dear Mate, for all the wdm- - -derful things you do for me it is so good to know I have you to love and cherish me thank you for setting sweet example in such a humble manner for each one of us. Oh, you know the words your beloveds yearn to hear. Do they ever truly hear them expressed? Some time it maybetoo late to really tell them. Remember all couples enjoy being needed and appreciated and cherished, and a child truly grows and thrives on love in all forms. Teenagers are often lost and confused at the hard demands on them they come home hoping tobe able to hear a word of love and understanding from you their parent. Dont let them go 1 . to bed confused. A home of love is a basis of righteousness; it becomes a blessing of united effort and caring, and lovely compassion- ate service. A child will try harder to succeed if you are lifting him and loving him even when he is not the top in the class. The Lord tells us to save souls those ' in your family are the most important to you, you know. You have plenty of love to give for it multiplies as you give it away and yes, it is a gift of God and He has never set the amount you can use. Love is not like any other commodity it never does bring evil, it grows no matter how much you use of it, and it shines the brighter with an : increasing glow, even the older and wiser the loving words and attitudes. ; Mahy people store this fine and beautiful , r, into deep recesses of their homes, and minds, with a Ill use it someday." Somehow it often never does come, for you the master of your loving words, must be the one to use them. love yourself and Develop a Christ-Lik- e in others help your family to know its healing and sweet balm to their souls. N- The purveyors of such filth might have a do we as part in this tragedy and so Mr. and Mrs. Henning Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Angelo from Salt Lake visited with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nelson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Oberg and Mr. and Mrs. Low Eklin from Carlin, Nevada returned home last week after spending two weeks at Lincoln Nebraska at a horse show. Mr. Eklins horse came in 6th place. Mrs. Deleen Thomas, Mrs. Lucille Thomas and Mrs. Diana Creer from Provo visited in Salt Lake last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nelson entertained Mrs. R. Rickler at a supper for Mr. and and family last Tuesday. Mrs. Kenneth Thomas entertained at a dinner at Sun Dance in Provo Canyon for her husbands birthday. Those who attended were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Thomas and Jack Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. David Mecham and family vacationed at Phoenix, Arizona. They attended a wedding for Mr. Mechams niece last week. Standards Night and will beheld at Goshen. It is a lovely thing to witness and remember be sure you are there mothers of Bee Hives. Genola Ward Conference is scheduled to be held Sunday Nov. 23, with stake leaders visiting at the Auxiliary meetings during the week. Santaquin North Ward Conference is to be held Sunday Nov. 30 with same visitors to be in attendance during the week scheduled meetings. Stake leaders along with Stake Presidency members always visit at these special conferences Bee-Hi- ve sessions. Will you be WHl Oto Dm Grand Opening November 29th Everyone Welcome To Our Friendly Atmosphere there? Special thought for the week: I pray this week, that I may bring the power of love into the lives of my loved ones, by following the Masters way. Your Good Taste Demands Acriian Patterned Carpets ' by Alexander Smith lovely program for the Preliminary exercises. Talks were given by Sister Nelson, and Sister Erma Thomas on the duties and many values of Visiting Teaching; a Singing Mothers group of Goshen sang two numbers, I Have a Testimony and a new song for Visiting Teachers learned at Relief Society General Conference, Two by Two. Special displays to feature the theme Sister Darlene Nelson of Genola and Sister Alice Peart of Eureka. Fine departmental sessions followed. Stake MIA Keep the Santaquin-Tinti- c Centennial Ball in mind and in fact be preparing for the lovely event which will commorate the 100 years of the organization. It is to be something more than special budget tickets from your Bishops will be your, passport to an evening of fun. Bob Evans Orchestra will provide music to cause your feet to start and outstanding floor shows, as well as otheroutstandingentertainme.it is for your enjoyment. It commences at 8 p.m. Make sure that you go to the Temple often for there you find the Lords work and ordinances in great glory--- it is a true evening of peace. Our leaders are urging us over and over tobe sure to gather our families around us in the Family Home Evening you seek a tool for righteous teaching this is one of your best, to be sure. The Spiritual Living Lesson Department of Relief Society will provide special program and decor for the beautiful time of Christmas. Be sure you are there. Sister Latitia Davis, Stake Leader, is to be in charge assisted by each ward leader of these lessons. The Stake Leadership Meeting, the fourth Thursday morning is the time. Tuesday November 25 is to be Stake tapping-refreshm- 1 I s A Fireplace from Otto Buehner Co. Adds value to your home . . . 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