Snow College Invitational Baseball Tourney Schedule
Snow College hosts a four team baseball tournament July 25 26 and 27 in Ephraim Utah under the Ephraim Lions Club sponsorship Proceeds aid youth programs at Snow College and local Little League fields The event features a Pony League elimination bracket eight community teams and a top Farm Team exhibition game with varied starting times and double elimination rounds through Saturday July 27.
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Ephraimians
Show College
Ephraim
Utah
Hart K. Sanders
Willo
Foama
Fairview
Pleasant Marton
Mant
Gunison
Salon
Terp Dures
Boll Mull Aeet Gunnlaon
Ephraim Little League
Greve Uinlton
Gai Umi
Jill Young
Ephraim Lions Club
Lions Club
Uch
Mscul Wolfire
Snow College
Ephalm Sloan Club
Pisase
Utah Higher Education Faces Higher Costs in Decade Ahead
A speculative Utah Master Plan study warns that by 1977-78 state higher education spending could rise to 236 million from 42 million, driven by 64 percent enrollment growth, price increases and a push for quality. The report urges state funding, accountability reforms, and possible new tuition strategies to sustain university and college growth.
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Utah
Alteriing
Utah Prvet
Neuitathon
Linn
Utah Coordinating Council of Higher Education
Utah Master Plan
Wynne Thorne
Bertell Bunker
Coordinating Council
Geen
Harvne
Comne
Natian
Finunre Communities
Lagisla
Utah Ciitizens
Uecant
Finnse Com Mities
Sanpete Residents Benefit From Record Social Security Payout
Sanpete County residents received a record 156013 in social security cash benefits for February 1980. Kesler T. Powell notes that the 1067 amendments broadened eligibility, boosting national monthly benefits to over 2 billion dollars and lifting aid to women, children, disabled workers, and survivors.
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Sanpete ‘County
Kesler T. Powell
Provo Salat Security
Dates set for 1968 Sanpete County Fair Aug 29 to 31
The Sanpete County Fair plans were announced with dates August 29, 30 and 31 for the 1968 celebration. It lists events including rodeo parade and exhibits, with committee members and chairpersons for planning, finance and publicity.
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Sanpete County Fair
Geberal
Lloyd Nielsen
Teenhurer
Burl Chirk
Erie Alder
Willanteen
This Is It Nacation Edition Reads Lost in Translation
A damaged, garbled notice from Fear local merchants promises a special sale while hinting at layoffs and a return in July. The fragmentary text suggests delays, ringing for contact, and a vague plan to resume activities “back in the hereens.”
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Esd
Wall
Rom
Beck
Hatch to Lead Sanpete Drive for Bennett
Roy Hatch named chairman of the Sanpete County Volunteers for Bennett drive. Hatch, a former GOP leader and Utah resident, praises Senator Wallace Bennett and urges residents to support re election. He notes Bennett’s roles on key committees and his eight years in Sanpete County.
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Roy Hatch
Sanpete
Bannett
Jaren L. Jones
Galt Lake City
States Wite
Assis Utaly
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Sen
Bennett
United States Senate
Senate
Hatch
University of Utah, Las
GOP Prealer
Sinpete Coatsty
Hellgloc
Church of Death Christ of Lating-day Saints
Sion Colleges
Epteralm
Astriet
LDS Church
Ts S Marine Corps Yolerss
Louis Hott
Betel
Hutch
Wallace Bennett
Washimeton
United Stites Senate
Len
Citmans
Sanpete County
Elected AICP A member Widilock joins Utah inquiry staff
Larry H Widilock CPA of Gunnison is named as a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. He joins the staff of the Inquiries Department in Salt Lake City Utah, expanding state coverage.
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Larry H. Widilock
CPA
Gunnison
Boon
Amartcan Institute of Curtified Public Accountants
Whillork Ta
Sate c
Utah
Salt Lake City
Lions Elect International President at Annual Convention
David A. Bane of Toca City Tema was elected president of Lions International at the association's annual convention in Dallas Pecias on June 26. Delegates from 14 countries joined in the vote as Lions commit to sight conservation and community service projects worldwide.
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David A. Bane
Toca City
Tema
Icdierst
Livarih
Wicthetties
Phocklle
National Water
BM Conservation
Lnd
National Association of Manufacturers
Avedeiaubt of
Soil and Water Conservar Thane Djetricta
Amd
Conran
Cine
Che Synge Lote
New
Smith
Montgonung
Chieu
Allied Groujm
Pamend
Maryland Self Conservation District
Pelo
Montgomery County
Natta Arvo
Seil
Cineionat
Ghia
Ile
Etates
Handicapped Gunnison Vet and Wife Remodel New Home
Morrill Peterson, a WWII veteran with a below hip amputation, and his wife Pearl remodel their Ganneyson home to suit wheel chair access. Merrill handles carpentry and layout with Pearl hammering and fitting hinges while Calvert Kenney aids. The couple, married 19 years, showcase independence through DIY remodeling, adding ramps, cabinets, partitions, and a service room.
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Peterson
Mirrriff
Howse
Call
Scipio
Gannison
Merritt
Pearl
Merrill and Pear
Merrill Ilao
Merrill Paterson
Water needs focus of Sanpete County rotary talk
Christenemma told Ephraim Rotary that Sanpete’s water crisis justifies the Gooseberry Reservoir project. He cited state support, opposition in Carbon County, and intercounty agreements, noting potential 10 000 acre feed of water to Fairview and benefits to Sanpete’s future plans.
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Reus
Christenemm
Vale
Avery
Fuk
Act
Carbon County
Sanpete
Whey
Uielive ‘States Fiechumation Service
Chirlatenson
Fale En Canin
Fairview
Fie
Sanpole
Tie County
Tie
Amora
Waurplig
Ganleon
Anyoon
Chritctenset
Uish
Great Baste
Ephraiim Canyon
Dan L. Grover
Waeh Mate
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Flotace
Comnittee
Powell
Womine
Lanet
Weat
Prowo
Ubeh
Kanpete
A.I.C.P.A
Lions Elect International President
America
Bee Carpenter
Welker
Morrill
Pearl Peterson
Ganelyou
Merrill
Ciandette
Calvert Kenney
Peor
Weilgen Tut
Rentedelleg Thamenrirn
Converalon
Pamtel
Turin
A. Derry
Inbermauntaln
Mreus
Avestock
Christensen
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