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Show Jan Uni Microfilming Corp Box 260b Salt Lake City, Utah fclilOl Orchard hills main street By Ruth Rothe that you plan to display your flag on the Fourth of July this year. It is a wonderful thing to look down main street on that day of all days and seethe rows of red, white and blue flags. The Freedom Foundation, the American Legion, many of the churches, and other organizations are trying to encourage all of us whether we run a business or whether we are just ordinary citizens to fly the colors on this day. They also wanted us to display the flag each day from Memorial Day until the Fourth of July so I hope that all of you participated in this display of patriotism called Operation Close Ranks. Im sure that many of you dont display a flag because you dont own one. Perhaps this is the tme when you should purchase one. Some of the times people have tried to buy flags in Payson they havent done so simply because they could not find any available. This week I called each store in Payson to see if they did have flags for sale. If you hurry you can still get them at some stores. Roys Foodmart has had a promotional deal on with their flags which not only gives you a good buy but also they will give a donation to your favorite scout troop with the purchase of each flag. City Drug still has some available. Chase Lumber at the time I called had one left. The managers of our business stores in Payson are just like other business men, they try to operate on the thory of supply and demand. If there is sufficient call for flags, or any other items, they will do their utmost to make them available for us. If you try to buy a flag and find that the supply is gone tell the manager of the establishment where you shop and see if they can order you one so that you can and the display it on the twenty-four- th other holidays that will come up during the year. While he was alive Ross Dowdle set all of us a good example by flying his flag each and every day. Most of us dont think that we have time for such an effort, but lets see if this Fourth of July, we can fly our flag proudly. Im sure that each of you want to boost Payson in any way possible, so when you feel that there is something which should appear in this column please let me know. Orchard Hills of Utah I hope Members of the Community Relations Committee, Payson Hospital, front, I to r Mrs. Helen Beckstrom, Lake Shore; Mrs. Grace Kester, Santaquin; Mrs. Phyllis Porter, Salem; Mrs. Marjean Steele, Goshen; Mrs. Marie Whiting, Springville; Mrs. Shirlene Ottesen, Palmyra. Back: Ronald Nielsen, Hospital Administrator; Mrs. Marjorie Dansie, Mona; Seymore Isaacson, Genola; Clair O. Anderson, Benjamin; Leon Mortensen, Leland; John Bleggi, Mapleton; J. C. Henderson, Spanish Fork; Philip Jones, Chairman, Payson. Absent was Rex Anderson. New Hospital committee A major step forward was initiated this past month at Payson City. Hospital with organization of a Community Relations Committee. This vital and important group has been formed with the purpose of maintaining an excellent relationship between the hospital and the people of the surrounding area. This is to be accomplished in various ways with the members serving as a public pulse and a sounding board for comments made by individuals or groups in regards to service, care, administration, policy etc. which effect the quality of the services at the hospital. The initial meeting was held Monday evening in the Hospital Library under the direction of City Councilman Phillip Jone who also serves as the chairman of the committee. He welcomed the group and explained the purpose of the committee. The committee is composed of 16 members, including a representative from each of the towns and cities served by the hospital. The appointments generally come from the mayors and include individuals who have been civic imporovement minded throughout their life. Mrs. Maurine Hiatt will serve as secretary for the committee which will meet on a quarterly basis. Members include Mr. Jones; Ronald Nielsen, Hospital Administrator; Rex Anderson, Payson; Mrs. Helen Beckstrom, Lake Shore; Mrs. Grace Kester, Santaquin; Mrs. Phyllis Porter, Salem; Mrs. Marjean Steele, Goshen, Mrs. Marie Whiting, Springville; Mrs. Shirlene Ottesen, Palmyra;' Mrs. Marjorie Dansie, Mona; Seymore Isaacson, Genola; Clair 0. Anderson, Benjamin; Leon C. Mortensen, Leland; John Bleggi, Mapleton and J.C. Henderson, Spanish Fork. Mr. Nielsen acquainted the group with the service and facilities at the hospital and pointed out that he and the efficient personnel are there to be of service and anything that could be suggested for improvement would be appreciated. He also invited constructive criticism which could mean 'better relationship and understanding. Other types of criticism is invited if based on facts and knowledge and not on heresay or gossip. He also pointed out many interesting statistics which indicated the definite upswing of patients and patient care. It is sincerely hoped that through the inception and formation and operation of this committee that the hospital board, administration and personnel can be aware of any problem or difficulty, misunderstanding correct knowledge or any other facet of hospital operation and by providing this communication line the facilities and service can always be maintained at the same high and efficient level to always serve the people of the area in the most proficient way possible. Volume LXXXIII Payson, Utah 84651 Hwp m fakEi In a premier performance, the delightful production of On Stage Europe" will be in Payson to perform on Wednesday, July 8th, at 7:30 p.m., in the Payson High School f Cast members of "Pegora, the Witch" front, I to r: Renee Jones, Pat Alleman. Center: Judy Jarvis, Mrs. Joan Christensen; Greg Fowkes, Karen Buys. Back: LaVelle Elsinga, Karen Keyte, Renee Peart They will also Itour Europe. Anyone in the Payson area who plays a band instrument and is interested in playing in the Summer Band Concert, please mneet at the Middle School Band Room at' 8 p.m. Sunday evening for practice. The concerts will be held at the City Park each Sunday evening at 9 p.m. Some of the concerts will include school musicians only but the (Others will be manned by interested community musicians, according to Gary Wink Winkle, Director. and 18th Donation made in memory of father As a memorial to the late Charles Henry Patten, his children made a contribution to buy a name plate to be secured to one of the seats in the new Payson High School Football Stadium. The contribution was from his twelve surviving children, eleven of whom graduated from the Payson High School. The twelve surviving children are: Ida Fay Patten, Salt Lake City, Utah, only one not graduated from Payson; Mrs. Paul (Maude) Juber, Orem, Utah; Ray Patten, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Joe (Iona) Ellsworth, Las Vegas, Nevada; Harold C. Patten and Rex A. Patten, both Payson; Mrs. Joe (Margaret) Gasparac, Salt Lake City; Boyd G. Patten, Concord, Calif.; Mrs. Douglas (Dune) Lazenby, Santa Paula, Calif.; Mrs. Ervin (Helen) Davis, Provo, Utah; William C. Patten, Orem, Utah; and Mrs. N.W. (Florence) Zehlmann, Provo, Utah. FRIDAY and SATURDAY Clark Redford found guilty Clark James Redford, 24, Springville, murder was found guilty of after eight hours of deliberation by an le jury of 12 late Thursday night. Sentencing was set for July 3. Redford was accused of murdering Anne Levanger, 19, Spanish Fork, in the first-degr- ee all-ma- 16-d- ay triaL Miss Levanger disappeared from her a mile north of stalled automobile on Spanish Fork Oct. 10, 1969. Her body was found Oct. 26 at Silver City, Juab County. J. Harlan Burns, 5th District prosecuting attorney presented his closing on Page Three a at to 8:00 p.m. These children are ages 6 14 and what they do with music is wonderful! They will be touring California the last two weeks of July, and have been auditioned by professionals who state, "they are the most versatile and entertaining group of very young artists that it has been my 71 officers of the Payson Lions Club installed last Monday night at a regular meeting of the club held at Bob's New were years. This group is being sponsored by the Dont miss bringing the Summiteers! entire family for an evening of family-typ- e entertainment. Tickets are being sold by the SummUeers and may be purchased at the door. $5.00 per family, $1.00 for adults, and 75? for children under 12. David andJimmyStevens, both of Payson will sine with the group. Cafe. Grace was installed as new president succeeding Harry Hardman, who becomes a member of the board of directors. Ray Anderson became first vice president and Leo Daley assumed the office of second vice president. Joseph Finch will remain Other officers of as secretary-treasure- r. the club for the coming year will be Doug Holt, tail twister, Gerald Thomas, Lion tamer, and Lloyd Shelley, song leader. Holdover directors are two past presidents, Roy Tachiki and Var Rosenbaum. Dix Marie Forsey presents Robin Lee $5.00 as the Mystery Personality winner. He missed the $95.00 jackpot by only one clue Wufclni clues for friclsy in contest 655 enthusiastic residents of the Payson played the Mystery Personality Game last week. Everyone guessed the name of Arch Williams as being the personality but over 50 percent of the ballots cast had the incorrect number of clues. The name of Robin Lee of 648 East 400 South, Payson was the name drawn. He listed 16 of the 17 clues and walked away with a five dollar bill; had he but given Archs phone number, he would have won the $95 jackpot. Take note of last weeks Chronicle on page 9, a phone number is listed at the bottom of Roys Food Mart ad. It reads: 7. Spanish Fork and Payson, phone That number cannot be the number of both stores. Trickey, eh what? Search the ads and win $117,50. The comment of Mr. Lee when he was told he won $5.00 and lost 90 was: "Son of a Gun. area installation Max R. Warner, District Governor, acted as installing officer assisted by Lloyd Shelley, deputy District Governor, and Clarence A. Hill, cabinet secretary, all are members of the Payson Club. Reports of the state convention held June 11 - 13 at Vernal were given by those who attended the convention. Gov. and Mrs. Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Shelley, Mr. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tachiki and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Finch all talked briefly about highlights of the three-da- y meet. The new Utah Lions pin was presented to each one of the officers by Governor Warner. President Grace and each one of the new officers responded briefly. j privilege to audition and present in many New Payson Lions Club officers installed last Monday night I to r are: Dix Grace president; Leo Daley, 2nd vice president; and Joseph Finch, secretary. Ray Anderson, 1st vice president was absent when photo was taken. Lions Club t r state-Continu- ed Tan Deductions to perform If you want to hear a group of children who perform in a most delightful way, then dont miss seeing and hearing the Tax Deductions. They will be at the Payson High School Thursday, July 9, The evenings Me-ser- band is being organized Payson Lions Club recently completed a project of erecting a backstop for a softball diamond at the Parkview School. Shown working on the project are I to r: Joseph Finch, Reed Argyle and Harry Hardman, president of the club Auditorium. entertainment will consist of the five plays which will leave for Europe from Utah on July 16th for a 37 day arts and theatre study tour. The plays will consist of a cutting from The Miracle Worker by Bear River High School directed by Mrs. F. an original pagent from Brighton High School directed by Glenn Sacos; a cutting from Cheaper by the Dozen from Wasatch High School directed by Kent Larson; "The Long Christmas Dinner" from Provo High School directed by Ray from Jones; and "Pegora, the Witch Payson High School directed by Joan Christensen. These five talented directors will combine to bring to this community the very best in theatrical enWhile in Europe, the group tertainment. will perform in Greece, Italy, Switzerland, France, and England. Drawing on the quilt displayed in Christensens window in Payson, which the group from Payson have been selling raffle tickets on, will take place that night as well as drawings for door prizes donated by the merchants of both Spanish Fork and Payson. Admission will be a donation of $1.00 for adults, 75? for students, 50? for children, and $4.00 for a family ticket. Refreshments will also be sold. Tickets may be picked up at Alleman Floral in Spanish Fork, or at Daleys American Service Station in Payson or purchased at the door. Paysons contribution of "Pegora, the Witch is the delightful story of a witch who just cant be bad no matter how hard she tries. Pleading for one more chance, before she is barred from being a witch forever, if she doesnt perform an evil deed; she is given the assignment to steal the seven daughters of the king and queen each on the day for which they are named, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wed- -, nesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Thus the fun begins when the Sunday. mathamatician, the jester and the wizzards intervien to try to save the daughters, the fun gets even more so. Playing the characters are Millie Snow as Mother Martacloy, head of all the witches; Charlotte Lance as Pegora; Greg Fowkes as the King; Joan Christensen as the Queen; LaVell Elzinga as Monday; Karen Keyte as Tuesday, Renee Peart as Wednesday, Judy Jarvis as Thursday; Karen Buys as Continued on Page Three ng Summer -- Number 27 Thursday, July 2, 1970 465-296- The "Tax Deductions" will perform at the Payson High School July 9th at 8 pm Personality Arch Williams was borninSpanishFork to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Williams. He was a graduate of the Spanish Fork High School and the Brigham Young University and he did his graduate work at the University of Southern California, the University of Denver and the Chicago Musical College. Arch married the former Margaret Springville and they are the parents of two daughters, Jane and Mary. Jane is the wife of George Elmer, they reside in Payson and are the parents of one child. Mary is training to become a nurse. Mr. Williams enjoys oil painting and gardening. He is a former Bishop, High Nebo Stake Dance Director Councilman, and MIA Stake President. Presently he Continued on Page Three Bird of |
