12 Aug 1976
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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1976
Page
1
The county fair opening follows school start on August 26 with events set for August 27 and 28. The fair will be held in the subgym at the high school featuring activities and exhibits for the community.
Elementary schools and county fair events outline 197 Fair week activities. Kindergarten orientation on Thursday August 26 and student registration with birth certificates required. Parade set for Main Street, Manti, with high school orientations and fee details for yearbooks, activity fees, and meals.
Valley Jaycees promote an archery contest at Fayette Springs Archery Range east of Fayette near the cemetery. The event, set for a local gathering, includes prizes and a drawing for a compound bow and other awards with admission and snacks offered.
Senior citizens plan a Heber Creeper trip with a social evening at Centerfield Port on Monday at 7 230 PM, featuring dancing and refreshments. The following Friday in August a Bridal Veil Falls excursion is scheduled, with 80 per person for the trip and a $2 to $6 dinner on the train, reservations via local organizers and提前 booking urged.
A garbled notice outlines a Seminary Social hosted by the Seminary officer at the Genniion Stake Center on Friday August. It mentions freshmen sophomores and various duties and activities. The text hints at a meeting and a dance with times around eight in the evening and a start of reception for attendees.
Gunnison dates county avvexer Hoy O Cheistemsen to attend at Gunnison City Hall from 1 PM to 4 PM for community matters. Officials plan a session with local families and Library Store events on Thursday and additional meetings on Thursday evening at 4:00 PM.
A memo from Amgeld Hick dated September 00 discusses a public information request related to a cemetery project in Garmiience City Hall. The note instructs retrieval of details and clarifies responsibilities for coding and sharing records.
The Gunnison Valley Jaycees invite members and the public to a Saturday chapter meeting featuring Doug McNeil Utah Jaycees president and Bod Pact Utah Jaycee leader as special guests. The chapter, aiming to expand activities, is touted as Utah’s top in state and highly regarded nationally.
A community services and continuing education program at Guth Beachayn College offers a free six day EMT course. It targets new trainees, with weekly sessions and lectures on medical response, ambulance waits, and rural care logistics. Enrollment details and eligibility are provided at the hospital registration desk.
The Wied State Health Division in partnership with Brigham Young University sponsors a Hydatid Disease Screening Clinic for dogs at the county park Mayfield Park on May 20th from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. All dogs tested. infected animals prompt precautions. Dogs must fast before testing. a fee applies. Humans and sheep are at risk from the disease. dogs spread it to towns countywide.
A garbled 4-H specials schedule in Sanpete County notes contests and demonstrations set for August 20 at Mant Saul Ward with public speaking at 11 00 AM. It lists judging topics such as home craft county heritage and a dress style contest, plus a dairy judging and late August activities at the fairgrounds.
A community fair at the Gunnison stake is announced with a family friendly program. Tickets cost a small fee, cake and beverages will be served, and decorative items will be on sale. A featured program by Metty Oliver opens the event with multiple acts to follow. Stake members are invited to attend with a suggestion to bring family.
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