South Sanpete Releases Teacher Roster and Calendar
South Sanpete School Board adopts calendar with openings for four teacher vacancies. Planned year includes September 7 start, October 1 vacation, and December to May sessions. List of district staff shows multiple elementary and high schools with several vacancies and calls for qualified applicants.
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School Board of
South Sanpete
Dietrich
WEA
Tharkaghving
Gunnilawm
Githe Piye EL
Hoow
Gunman
Siteking
Collerfield
Burnly Watt
Alan William
Saprel Jonen
Naomi Lyman
Vedio Jeneen
Ruth Barlow
Erma Frandenn
Krary
Gunnin
Vecany Cy
Robert Bock
Erma Christianses
Lilie M. Wilson
Julie Buchsnen
Meemt Dertua
Lola Sorensen
Erma Frardeen
Masfield
Lester Hituen
Kara Veet
Sterling
Manti
Ami
C_ HL. Christensen
LeRoy Mickelson
Orphan Carleen
Arthur Welch
Marion Allred
Helen Parry
May Grove
Esther Witbeck
Pearl Anderson
Lillie Armatrong
Margaret Brown
Alice King
Ruth Scow
Ubrary
Ephraim Elementary
Jr High
Glen Bartholomew
Milton Armatrong
George Willardien
Wayne Craser
Alice Willardien
Lola Tae Myers
David Wilson
Clair Erlelann
George Bean
Stanley Jack
Elliot Arnoldson
Ruth
Dewey Lund
Clive Despain
Milton Christiansen
Cyril Whatcott
Roger Rasmussen
Lawrence Andersen
Woodrow Beck
Merritt Bradley
James Ramsay
Roland Beck
Home Ee
Bardsley Family Reunion Here
Descendants of Joseph and William Bardsley will gather at Gunnison City Park for a Saturday reunion at 1 pm. Events include a meal and plans to appoint a permanent family organist.
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Joseph
William Bardsley
Gunnison
Speakers Named For Conference At Centerfield Ward Chapel
Speakers of the Guoninon Stake quarterly conference will address sessions at Centerfield Ward Chapel on Saturday and Sunday. Hugh B Brown of the Council of the Twelve and William T Lawrence of the Church Welfare will speak. An evening meeting led by the MLA features Pauleen and Claire Dyreng of Mant.
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Guoninon Stake
Centerfiald Ward
Wicter Hugh B. Brown
Council of the Twelve
William T. Lawrence
Church Welfare
MLA
Wll
Pauleen
Claire Dyreng
Mant
Two Car Crash At Axtell Injures Driver And Child
Axtell scene of a two vehicle collision on US Highway 16 near the Carrot Cafe. Henry Jewen, 72, suffered a deep cut to the arm while Dianne Avery, 4, and Phoenia Arizona were cut. Virginia P. Avery, 29, Phoenix, and Mia Avery were occupants of the northbound Ford. Me Jensen drove the eastbound car. Front damage described with substantial losses estimated at $200,000 for the Jensen vehicle and $500,000 for the Avery car. Deputy Steiff Jack Beemus of Gunnison investigated the crash. The mishap occurred just north of the Carrot Cafe at the Highway 19 intersection.
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Henry Jewen
Axtell
Tod Dianne Avery
Phoenia
Arizona
P.m
Avery
Mighway 19
Hospital Notes Highlights Local Patients
Mrs. Julia Thorpe of Astwil and Nelson J. Baer of Garmin were listed as medical patients at the hospital during the past week, reflecting ongoing care and treatment in the facility.
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Julia Thorpe
Astwil
Nelson J. Baer
Garmin
Sanpete County Fair draws record displays and crowd
The 1954 Sanpete County Fair in Manti August 12 13 14 attracted large livestock entries and wide participation. Ken Keller led a devoted staff as $2700 in premiums were paid, and exhibits highlighted education seeds and local crafts. Roland Beck won the speech contest with Self Government Doesn t Happen Must Be Taught in the Moment, while Mrs Melroy Peterson earned best of the fair in crocheting. Police backed the event, and a Mayfield man found a $5 bill turned it in, with the owner later identified as 2 young Manty. Plans for building expansion and future fairs were announced to draw even larger crowds.
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Sanpete
Manti
Prater
Ken Keller
Fair Board
Treaserer
Allan Smith
Aspen Foresta
Roland Beck
Centerfield
Cenrest
Sanpete County
Ferm Bureau
Mra
Melroy Peterson
Gunnleah
County Real Dente Ue
Mayfield
Crack-Down On Under-Age Drivers In Gunnison
Gunnison City Marshall Beetmus pushes a safety drive against underage driving. Parents are told they bear responsibility for minors operating autos. Violators will face adult court if charged, with juveniles appearing in juvenile court for traffic infractions.
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Gunnison City
Marshall
Gunn Temmediately
Beetmus
Paul A Beck to Graduate From BYU With BS Degree
Paul A Beck son of Mr and Mrs Avery T Deck of Center field will graduate from Brigham Young University Provo with a Bachelor of Science in Summer Commencement August 20 at 7 30 pm in Joseph Smith Auditorium. He attended Gunnison Valley High School and entered BYU that fall majoring in secretary training with a minor in accounting. He plans to return to teach commercial subjects and has held positions with Columbia Geneva Stra Co Union Pacific Railroad and U P Shaggy Grocery during college years.
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Paul A. Beck
Avery T. Deck
Centerfield
Brighos Young Univerinlya Provo
Joseph Smith Auditorian
Paul
Cgunnison Valley High School
BYU
Wehow
Agricultural Department of Columbia-Geneva Stra Co
Union Pacific Railroad
U. P. Shaggy Grocery
Donkey Softball Set For Sat Aug 21
Donkey Softball event sponsored by Ganriisen Valley Lions Chik features a game between single and married men on Saturday August 21. Proceeds will aid a charity project. Tickets are 35 cents for students and 50 cents for adults. Participants ride donkeys for extra entertainment while civic officers seek resident support for the fundraiser.
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Spectetore
Ganriisen Valley Lions
Pune
Salihy
Satuke
Sylvester Pierce Family Reunion Held In August
The Sylvester Pierce family held their first reunion on August 15, gathering about 50 relatives in honor of Sylvester Pierce. Ernest Pierce served as master of ceremonies, and the event featured anecdotes reflecting Mr. Pierces life values of energy and optimism. The group decided to make the reunion an annual event called the Sylvester Pierce Family Reunion, to be held on the nearest suitable day in July each year.
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Deveinara
Sylvester Puree
Hin Bat
Ernest Pieree
Pierce
Sylvester
Correction on Fish Story Details Correction on Fish Story Facts
Trame corrected Jan work miscaptioned Pred Jorgensen catching a walleyed pike in Yuba reservoir at Aug. Nelo Greger ten led Maherman Te Hto but the pike won about 15 inches in length and weighed an estimated 14 pounds. Mr Dregerson described flesh as white and flaky like a bam.
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Trame
Jan
Pred Jorgensen
Yuba Reservoir
Nelo Gregerten
Hto
Mr. Dregerson
Utah Bankers Meet Leaders Return from Salt Lake Trip
Eugene Overfell president of Gunnison Valley Bank and Utah Bankers Association Agricultural Committee chair attended a committee meeting in Salt Lake City with Mrs Overfell and two daughters. They traveled to Gunnison by Sunday. Elders quorums plan a party Friday night at City Park with Riders from Fayette and Gunnison First Wards.
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Eugene Overfell
Gunnison Valley Bank
Cheirtan
Utah Bankers Asociation Agricultural Committee
Salt Lake
Wield
Amouisadoy Chuir
Overfell
Overfelt
Gunnison
Jay Dalley
Querim
Fayette
Births and announcements from Sterling and Tooele areas
A fragmentary local notices listing births or attendances with names Avard Oittonen and Fred Erickson in Sterling and Tooele, dated August 15. The text is garbled but references hospitals, parents, and residences, indicating life event notices in a community column.
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Birthe
Gunniles Valley
Avard
Oittonen
Sterling
Fred Erickson
Tooele
Vandalism Warning Across Valley Schools and Districts
A warning was issued after vandalism affected Valley schools and nearby districts. Notable attendees at Cedar Creeks on Tuesday included G W Sarenenn, Bag emeen’s Yard Mercury, Budd Jorgensen, Paris Maar Weer, Mra Soren, and Mire Jorgensen as officials urged calm and pledged to pursue those responsible.
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G. W. Sarenenn
Bagemeen
Yard Mercury
Gunnison
Budd Jorgensen
Paris Maar Weer
Mra Soren
Mire Jorgensen
Cedar Creeks
Utah
Advanced By Calls Company Faces Los Angeles Outreach
Mrs. Sylvia Metcalf received notice from her executive, Heed J. Met z, regarding William P. Mel Co and twelve subsidiary companions in the Los Angeles area. Feed has served the company for two years.
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Sylvia Metcalf
J. Metz
Wudner
William P. Mel Co
Companion
Los Angeles
Intermountain National Forest Yield Report Totals 2.3 Million
National forest receipts for Intermountain districts total 2.3 million dollars in the first year from July 1, 1983 to January 20. Federal net earnings nationwide reach about 110 million, with 25 percent earmarked for water and county use. County school and road fund allocations include 1.3 million to the county, plus land use, mineral and other rents to reach 2.304 million for the year.
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E C. Crary
Crary
Na- Lona
Tntermountein National Forest
Grasseg Gee
United States
Crary Angel
Sanpete 4-H Encampment Named Best Yet
Sanpete 4-H encampment headlines a record showing three dry days, with Ephraim groups taking top awards for clean camp, entertainment, and plays. Reports credit Joyce Ottosen and Janice Ottosen as organizers with 4-H leaders from Fountain Green Mantl and Pleasant.
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Sandra Niele
Ephraim
Wayne Christian
Een
Mayfield
Joyce Asgard
Fountain Green
Janice Ottoson
Mantl
Pater Tuttle
MU Pleasant
Mantl AD
Mes Amie Club Summer Party Delights Guests and Hosts
Members of the Mes Amie Club and their partners enjoyed the annual summer party on August 10 at the Gilbert home. A Seekers dinner was served on the patio, with Mr. Pieldsted presenting a color pictorial from a recent trip through the eastern United States. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hart of Copperton were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Modeon.
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Mes Amie Club
Gilbert We
Pieldsted
United States
C. J. Hart
Copperton
Andrew Modeon
Centerfield Camp Daughters Plan Noon Lunch at Conference
Members of the Centerfield Camp Daughters of Utah Pioneer will serve hot lunches at noon during the conference recensus on Sunday August End. Captain Lawrence Jenson says the plate costs 50 cents, with proceeds for the Memorial Home and its Marker. All attendees are urged to stay at the Centerfield Chapel for luncheon.
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Centerfield
Daughters of Utah Pioneera
Lawrence Jenson
Feds
Centerfield Chapel
Sorensen Family Meet At Park
The forewar family reunion was held August 6 at Gun nison City Park with 78 in attendance. New officers elected were Lena Botmnase Gunnison President, Mie Mishen Center Held vice president, Anna Odell Gunnison treasurer, Nellie Sor-
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Gunnison City Park
Lena Botmnase
Gunnison
Mie Mishen
Anna Odell
Moretary
Nellie Sor
Mt Presesnt 3 at Moreni and More Schedule
A patchy recap covers last week results with Mewulia Mt presenting three wins at Moreni and four at Fairview Levan Li. It highlights this weeks schedule Ephreis of Mt Piessant with Thursday and Sunday games, and notes Kent Anderson driving in three runs and a home run to seal the thriller. Mal Jensen pitched effectively.
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Mewulia
Moreni
Manti
Fairview
Levan Li
Ephreis
Mt. Piessant
Leven
Mayfield
Moroni
Manti and
Gormlson-Mayfield
Kent Anderson
Kent
Mal Jensen
Primary Election Registation Dates Around September Fourteenth
A list of local candidates and voters outlines one registration date remaining before the primary on September 14. Names include Manna Seck Gunnison and Jean Phelidwted Gunnison with other figures Ade Andresen Jensen Malloy and local officials. Voter totals mention 7106 in the 38 dle region with several precinct figures such as Guemtess No. 8 300 and Mops 218.
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Ion
Ceoterfiehd
Manna T. Seck
Gunnison Ho
Jean Phelidwted
Gunnison Mo
Ade Andresen
Axtell
Dire T. Jensen
Maurine Malloy
I Sanpete
Guemtess
Kuiel
Mops
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Gunnison Valley
Bardsley Family
Sanpete County Fair
B.Y.U
Sat
Sylvester Pierce
Utah Bankers Ag
Intermountain National Forest
Mr. Pleasant
Marian
Rie
Tap Tdencers
Payette Hawrahon Dane
Eiis Johanson
Elec
Myritt
Merle Anderan
California
Kay Harmon
Southeart fabt-Lake
Janice Ottosen
Sorensen
Carers LaAeee
Atending Moranteermeeepeemnmnt Ty
Gunnison-Meyfeld
Acinieniieemenig
Mt. Pleasant
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