The Daily Herald from Provo, Utah • 2

WEDNESbAY, AUGUST 2, 1967 Utah County. Utah. Daily Herald YOUR BIRTHDAY i i. ai ww mi HOROSCOf "At Heber City District 4 Riders Set August 11,12 Meet WEDNESDAY. AUGUST a (4 About People Ion tooty, you Mw an ticiuwt nt-turt and mud ttt art not Idm your tometr tinwf thtt might emorwisc I ha dvanttgnm to you.

Thlt roine, tnouM bt hofOod particularly during ma tima Mat you are at worn, for Is toe stresses and strains of getting anead in your. career that are most like1 to The District Four Club ning. The event was held on the patio and in Ihe "garden and following the busi -cause you to gie in to me emotional meet will be held at Heber on Aug. 11 and 12, at the Wasatch water race; sixth, pony Ixpress race; seventh, key bole race; clover leaf race; ninth', trailer race, which, concludes the events for Friday. Aug.

12 at 1 p.m. the event will start off with a three- Countv Fair Grounds. Oi ness of the league for the com-' The horse races' will begin on Aug. 11, at 6 p.m: and will start out with the one-eigmn eighths mile race, half mile ing year was discussed. News of to Utah County men now in military service in Vietnam has been received.

Army Private First Class Richard S. Dixon, 20, son of Mrs. Elva S. Dixon of Provo, is reported to be making friends in the little village of Go Boi, where he and comrades of the 45th Engineer Group are build mile horse the quarter-mile race and the 330-foot race. The second event will be the potato race; third race, a single poie bending event; fourth, team-pull bending event; fifth.

By MILDRED B. HALL The John Brailsford family of Tetovo met together Sunday to open and read letters which had besn sealed in a box by the Bonneville LDS Ward Relief Society for the past 25 years. The group met at the home of a son and wife, Mr. and Mrs Rex Brailsford. Family members bearing the messages written by their parents for them were Mrs.

Delia Ward and daughter, Marie; Junior Brailsford, and Mrs. Mary Farnworth and daughter, lene. Kevin Brailsford played accordion numbers and his birthday cake was cut and served. Monday at the John Brailsford home, three, other family members unable to attend on Sunday came to hear their letters. They were Mrs.

Margaret upsets mat cause your outoursts. wise move would bt to taM tact! day as it comes witnovt worrying to mud aoout tomorrow. Thursday, August LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) spe cial effort to be cooperative witli friends and co-workers during ma afternoon hours. A day of rich rewards If you're careful.

VIRGO (Aug. M-Sept. M) Stick to things you know best, doing mem -in the way you know best. If you would gain the most benefits of me day. LIBRA (Sept.

23) Matters affecting home and temlly may well come up for your attention today. Be pre-paced to turn away from business mat-tersV SCORPIO (Oct. 14-Nov. 22) An excellent time for taking cart of matters most significant far your personal life. Let home and family come first.

SAGITTARIUS (No 23-Oec. 22) -This may well be more of a social day than you expected. If so, turn your thoughts away from profit-making. CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan.

20) Rest content with making good, solid plans for your future. This Is a day for thinking rather than accomplishment. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-feb. If) A day during which you may be called upon, in me interest of better buelnest or professional relations, to travel.

PISCES (Feb. KMar. 21) A day Statistics ing a hev road lot the vHlag-f race, relay races and chariot races. Next will be the matched pairs pleasure class, men's single pleasure class, followed by cutting horses and the A-B-C drill classes. Beginningat 6 p.m.

in the evening on Aug. there will be a parade down Heber's Main Street to the fair grounds. The grand entry will be at 7 p.m., Aug. 12, at the fair grounds, followed by the judging on the stock horse class, calf roping, ribbon pulling contest, parade horses and dally team roping. The meet will wind up with a wild cow milking contest.

The general public, invited to attend. ers. He is a member of Company 35th Engineer Battalion. Army Private First Class Nile D. Carlson, 26, son of Mrs.

Velda W. Carlson of Heber, was assigned to the First Infantry Division at Di BORN AT UTAH VALLEY HOSPITAL Today: Boy to Harold and Rosalie Allison Pino, Orem. Tuesday: Boy to Robert and Barbara Clark Gordon, Orem. Girl to Gill and Colleen Kirgan Girl to Andre and Evelyn Anderson Foster, Salem. An, Vietnam, July 2.

The private's wife, Joyce, lives at for progress toward some goal of long Heber. PAYSON'S BEAUTIFUL POND in Memorial Park is being restored, with laving of a cement bottom, above. Far right, kneeling, is Dennis Dixon, project chairman, with Kent LuDdeU, standing, left, and Stan Bliss, kneeling, center. Far right standing it Wilford ElUworth, supervisor All are volunteer workers." Payson Pond Restoration Underway Downs, Dragerton; Mrs. wis Clegg, Provo and Mn.

Ruth Bahr, Kearns. Mrs. Mollie McClaln Bod of "Provo, attained her 90th birth-day on Tuesday On Saturday, family members Joined her at Pioneer Park for birthday din Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCkl- lan have enjoyed the company standing.

Don't let another's unfriendly manner keep you from working according to plan. .1 ARIES (Mar. 22-Apr. 20) New pr-tctr shuld soon bt ready for your attention. Best to clear away any leftover pieces -of old metiers.

TAURUS (Apr. 21-Way J1)' Postpone action on anything new for the time being. Work now on finishing up protects already In the works. GEMINI (May 22-Junt V) This could be an excellent day for every effort, lust so long as your energies art directed along lints of prolacti well of their family who have vis PAYSON-Cement has been ground cover will be placed Ninety per cent of the service stations in the United States are owned or operated by independent local businessmen, says Petroleum, Today. munity demand and largely through community effort.

ited in Payson recently. The a few days fishing at Strawberry and at other outings, In the Payson area. Home when possible under way. CANCER (June 22-July 2)) Wakt what progress can even without expected aid. A new opportunity for advancement may well present Itself.

Wilford Ellsworth, volunteer poured in the bottom of the pond at Memorial Park and it is expected that the rock walls soon will be laid. supervisor, said he had so much volunteer held he "didn't know what to do with them" at first, but with work allotted each man, the job was soon finished. on vacation were Mr. and Mrs, Alton F. Reed, Lakewood, Mr.

and Mrs. Rex McClelland and family, Duchesne; Carl McClellan with- the Navy Evergreen plantings and SHOP FRIDAY end MONDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 p.m. Mr. Ellsworth said he helped at san Diego and his fiance, now returnea cringing wora that all is well. After receiving a degree at Brigham Young University in May, Donald accepted a position with the IBM Donna Pearson, Murray, and Mr.

and Mrs. Dick York and family of Payson. ner and reunion. Attending were her threa sons and their wives', and Joseph Boel and daughter, Christine; Mr. and Mrs; George Boel and Kathy of Salt Lake City, and the Daniel Boels and Danny Allen of Murray, together with Mrs.

Roland Clark, ion Lor en; Mr. and Mrs. Brent Jones, Angela and Danl-lyn; Mrs. Thomas Allred and Tommy Linn, all of Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Boel, Orem, and Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Grisard, Provo, and a friend, Cherryl Wlmmer, of Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Lloyd Ohran of Provo were among members attending the Sandbagger Bowl A PROVO STORE jju Phone 373-4500 ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY the late Henry Erlandson, then mayor of Payson City, when the park was marked out after it had been designed by a professional landscapes He has a Larry H. Crismon, son of Mr. Company in Boulder, where the family is now resid and Mrs. Hermon E. Crismon deep interest in the park and ing in their new home.

The of Provo, has been commission though retired has given many hours in restoration of the pond. other grandparents and local great-grandparents are the ed a second lieutenant in the U. S. Air Force upon comple He supervised bringing the tion of the U. S.

Air Force Re Owen D. Wests of Denver and Mr. and Mrs. S. C.

Lewis, Provo and Mrs. Alice Stice, Lehl level "up to grade" after fine gravel was unloaded by city crews. The cement was poured over the gravel. serve Officers Training Corps program and his end-of-train- ing League of- American Fork tng encampment at Gunter AFB, Ala. His wife, Dee.

is the Boy Scouts under direction of banquet held at the home of daughterLoLMru and Mrs Wil Keith Rolmanhayeiauled rocks Mr. radMriTBerrBemettrlir liam Williami, "also of Provo. David Ashby, son of the Edward W. Ashbys of Lehl, has been promoted to airman sec American Fork, Saturday eve- for the walls and will bring more rocks as they are needed by workmen. The pond, for decades a When Mr.

and Mrs. Lester ond class in the US. Air Farce He is now serving as an auto PENNEY'S -fiKf A SCHOOL IMmI nhroo Ju fSr motive repairman at Bent-waters Royal Air Force Sta beauty spot and landmark in Payson, was filled in, then marked for restoration by com tion, near Suffolk, England. E. McEwan of Provo received news of the birth of a daugh-ter, Linda Anne, to Donald J.

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