Musical Follies Readied For Jan 24 Presentation
The Gunnison Valley Lions Club prepares the 1968 Musical Follies at Gunnison Valley High School Seton Auditorium. Curtain at 7:20 PM with local performers and a combined chorus directed by Boyd Goble. Acts include soloists and small ensembles, plus novelty numbers by Cons Club entertainers.
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Seek Former Resident Addresses Old Police Party Plans
Plans are under way for the annual combined Guntisa Wards Old Police Party with the 1861 event noted as a highlight. Former residents aged 60 and over are urged to contact Mr. and Mrs. Morris Higgins, Earl Edwards, or WEERENU SHOWS to share addresses. The Star Theatre picture show for January 10 and 20 is canceled. regular schedule resumes the following week.
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Star Theatre
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School District Reorganization Meeting Seated New Officers
The School District reorganized its Board of Education and elected officers for the year. Don M. Blinerans was named president, Glen W. Lee became vice president, and Mr. Andersen will fill a one year term on the board. Dr. Braithwaite and Metually moved to Salt Lake City. Alderson took the new member seat.
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Salina Gunnison Seek Federal Airport Funds
Salina Gunnison applies for Federal Aid to upgrade Galia Gunidean airport. The $100,705 project funds land acquisition, taxiways, an apron, and site work with state and county shares, aiming start around April and completion by July. State aviation officials advocate improvements to boost industry and regional commerce.
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Gwennon Elt
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Hospital bond election planned for four Guineon Valley towns
The Guineon Valley Hospital Association seeks a January 30 vote to fund a new facility replacing the aging hospital. The project costs about 909000 with a federal grant around 170600 and four communities may issue 150000 in bonds plus public subscriptions. If approved, construction could start next year and staff will transfer from the old hospital to the new site serving Mayfield Centerfield Fayette and surrounding areas.
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Mayfieth
Centerfield
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Janary
Firtent Gonniaon Valley Hospital
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Guanteon
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Evening Class Work Begins At Snow College
Five evening courses open at Snow College through the Office of Continuing Education. Courses include Art Principles and Design, Ropes Bidding, General Psychology, Accounting, and Welding. Registration is ongoing. courses have nominal fees and begin in January at various campus locations. Two additional courses are in formation with details to be announced by the Dean of Instruction.
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Order of Arrow Banquet Planned in Provo Utah
The Order of Arrow banquet in Provo will be held Saturday January 28 at 7:00 p.m. at the Palepra Stabe Court by Squish in Park Cost is 10 per person. Applications are available through district C4 advisors or the Quounded office in Provo. Mr Stinner and parents invited for without service with White Order of Wee Arrow sort.
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Order of the Arrow
Utah
Mabhonal Parks
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Provo
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New Seminary Teacher For Salina Gunnison
North Sevier High School welcomes Mr. Black to join Principal Ferret Laganby at North Sevier Seminary and Principal Garth Allred at Cunneuy Valley Seminary. Cedar City native Mr. Shel, born 196? in Cedar City, earned a degree in education with a minor in physical education from Utah State University.
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la Dewkle
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Black
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Cedar City
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Utah
Mira
Skiriey Pope
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Idaho
Utah State University
Cael Reid
Hereford Sale Highlighted by International Attendees
The Hereford sale on February 9 draws breeders from multiple countries, including New Zealand and Australia, with buyers and visitors converging at a western state venue. Early entries indicate strong interest in stock from Utah and nearby regions, while a noted arrival of international cattlemen underscores growing global engagement.
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Public Hearing Set on Highway 89 Change Jan 30
A public hearing will be held January 30 in Dallas Texas to discuss a proposed realignment of US Highway 89. The plan relocates the route about 6.5 miles north from Axtell to just north of Salina, with new bridges and improved approaches near Axil and the railroad. Community officials have notified affected towns and the meeting is open to the public.
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Achievement Test Complete In S.S.
The document reports on achievement test results for the South Sanpete district pupils in 1907 notes, with median grade points by subject and grade level. It lists reading vocabulary, comprehension, math reasoning, science, and language scores, along with total test scores and per grade averages.
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Hunters and Fishermen Use BLM Lands Heavily
The Bureau of Land Management reports high use by hunters and fishermen on lands near Windsonton and the Mayfield Cedar Mountain and Nanny Mountain areas. About 10,000 tanker days equal roughly 2,000 American camps were spent, with plans for further development and protection of deer, elk, and other wildlife. Officials cited a major project near Hanry Mountain with anticipated progress and potential land use changes in 1907, including funding and boundary adjustments.
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Grienartty
Mayfield Front
Nanny Mountain
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Extend Deadline To Nominate Top Conservationist
Deadline to nominate the top conservationist is extended to March 16. The federation announces a new date and venue details as it coordinates with affiliated groups and local offices to continue the nomination process.
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