Board Election Plan Outlines New Terms and Ballot Rules
The article details a new board election law affecting district representation, outlining staggered three to five year terms, annual elections, and the goal to avoid disruption. It names current board members Robinson and Leigh, notes their likely re election, and specifies filing procedures, petition requirements, and election judges for four precincts.
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Iran
Hefeyoul
Jamen
Robinson
Bosra
H. Leigh
Diset No
Leigh
Ward of Education
Board of Education
Agulay
Apnoia
Hing
Patowan
Jed Orton
Mertoncharda
David Richards
Summit
Otto Dalley
Harold Paith
Bre
Wilford Lawrence
Cedar City
Evelyn Parry
Myron Ft Hishee
Sam Carpenter
Kanara
Worace Rotely
Wella “Milama
Albert Davis
Ward program delights attendees in Stevens family led talk
The West Ward sacrament meeting featured Joseph Stevens family members presenting items. Alice M Stevens gave a Book of Mormon story with Marie Stevens, Bertha Tophem led a section, and Brother Ron son from Cedar Seminary spoke. Elder James Catcheson and Matheson shared talks. The coming Sunday plans include an Education Week talk by A Noble Kimball. Members of the Cedar City Boy Scouts and leaders attended a meeting and planning session.
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West Ward
Joseph Steva
Rnold Stevens
James Catcheson
Duncan
Arizona
Matheson
William J. Matheson
Califarnia
Old Paorwan
A. Noble Kinball
Gir
Stud
A.C Hateh
Th J. Adame
Noble Kimball
Claude Orton
Cedar Breaks
Boy Scouts
Cedar City
Dell J. Rolfies
J. J. Adams
Menta
Tarent-Teachers Rand Mothers Reorganize
Following the school assembly yesterday parents and students were excused as the Parent Teachers Association and Band Mothers group elected new officers for the coming year. Eung Sateh was elected president of the Parent Teachers Association, with Jens Williamson as first vice president Glenn E. Snow as second vice president Verena Decker as secretary and Roy Morris and Ethel Robb as board members. Della Marsden was named president of the Band Mothers organization with Belle Hyatt as vice president Berta Towlay as secretary and treasurer and Augusta Adam and Minnie Orton as board members.
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Assr
Dapd Mothers Organizaton
Eung Sateh
Ass'n
Tens Williamson
Glenn E. Snow
Verena Decker
Roy Morris
Ethel Robb Ag
Della Marsden
Band Mothers Organization
Belle Hyatt
Berta Towlay
Augusta Adam
Minnie Orton
Lions Club Disbands, New Group Organized
Lack of interest in the Lions Club leads to surrender of its charter and disbanding. A informal local group named The Exchange Club forms to provide social luncheon ties and potential community projects. Charter members meet at the Paxton Motel with AG Walch as officer along with several former Lions Club associates.
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Lions Club
Exchange Club
organl+ vation
Soon Lunthe
Paxton Motel
AG Waleh
R. L. Penton
Glenn G. Snow
D. A. Matheson
Orland Ward
L. J. Adama
Ivan Decker
W. W. Mitchell
Byron NM. Adama
John I. Pendleton
Claude Orton
The
McGarry Interests File On Artesian Water At Heryl
A new step in the Beryl pumping district at the Weat end of Tron county seeks state approval for a vast underground water appropriation. Plans envision hundreds of pump wells or 40 acre plots to irrigate about 33 800 acres. McGarry aims for the largest U water development program in the state and West.
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Beryl
Weat
Tron County
McGarry
Karla Louise McGarty
Gaynty
RoCa Witchely Opens New Dress Shop in Town
A new dress shop opened this morning in the room south of the Alladio Theatre lobby featuring fall and winter dresses. Noea Mitchel is named owner and manager of the Sanena Dress Shop. Lynn Halterman visited his wife, baby, and relatives here last week from Fort Douglas where he serves in the Army.
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Alladio Theatre
Bat Noea Mitchel
Lynn Halterman
Fort Douglas
Army
Doings at School Reflect Education Week Highlights
The surrounding Utah school reports Education Week events from Nov 5 with daily programs led by teachers and guests, an Armistice Day oratorical contest won by Alice Topham, and plans for interschool program exchanges to foster regional ties. The Parowan FFA Harvest Ball is set for Nov 20 as students prepare, while sports and student elections restructure police chief roles and prep for basketball tours. The Panguitch coaching staff leads a large roster for a season debut on Nov 20 with a tentative league slate forthcoming. The senior class plans to order graduation rings with a Christmas delivery.
Local Apples on Display at Parowan Meat Market
Display in the Parowan Meat Market window showcases locally grown apples from W. Clair Rowley’s Hast side orchard. Varieties include Greenings, Jonathans, Winter Bananas, Pearmains, and other types. Also shown are apples from Peter I. Guri, PA B. Matheson, and CH E. Dilipa. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Homer Brenner of Santa Paula and Mrs af O Bayles.
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Parowan
W. Clair Rowley
Mr. Rowley
Earl Decker
Peter I. Guri
Pa. B. Matheson
Fh. E. Dilipa
Homer Brenner
Santa Paula
California
Af. O. Bayles
Subdivisor Standing Transferred to Ogden
A Dixie National Forest supervisor, who acted as supervisor since James E. Gurr moved to the Wasatch National Forest, is transferred back to the England’s office in Ogden. Replaced by Jane Tatlowsen from the Minidoka National Forest in Idaho with Burney as headquarters. Bettensen, brother of Leona Bettensen, has ties to Circleville. The State Road Commission widened shoulders on Highway 91 south of town past fields.
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Dixie Wational Forest
Jas. E. Gurr
Wasatch National Forest
Ieglands
Ogden
Jaine Tatlowsen
Minidoka National Forest
Idaho
Burney
Bettensen
Lelana 5
Cellar City
Circleville
Ife
Powell Forest Service
Steu County Record
Quarterly Conference in Cedar City This Weekend
The Parowan Stake announces a quarterly conference in Cedar City this Saturday and Sunday with 2 and 7 p m sessions on Saturday and morning and afternoon meetings on Sunday. The Saturday evening session will cover the church Security Program and Stake President Pacer will answer questions. High church authorities from Salt Lake City are expected though specific names are not yet known.
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Parowan
Cedar City
Cedar Third Wari
Pacer
Churel ‘Vom
Salt Lake City
All Wells Must Be Closed By Nov 15
State Engineers order closes underground wells from November 16, 1996, to April 4, 1837 in Iran county. Well owners must cap or shut intake during nonuse periods. exemptions possible on engineering review. Violations carry misdemeanor penalties and possible water-use bans.
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T. J. Humpheryshina
Iran
Supreme Court
November Term of District Court Held
The regular term of the District Court at Ron County opened Tuesday with little business due to Judge Cox handling a water case elsewhere. Most cases were postponed or dismissed. a few defaults were decided, including Southern Utah Liquidating Corp v Gower for 408.73, Stakey v State Bank L. Heap for 863, and two interlocutory divorces for Mary Dayla and Mildred Matty Perry. Parowan Mercantile Co. won a default judgment of 322.07 plus 40 attorney fees against Paul M. Adam. A baby girl was born at the county hospital Wednesday morning.
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Cox
Southern Utah Liquidating Corp
Earl Gower
Stakey
State Bank
Mary Dayla
John B. Davis
Mildred Matty Perry
John Theofore Terry
Mercantila Go
Paul MM Adama
Red Cross Drive To Be Made Monday In Community
Red Cross aims to place four tons of material and a membership in every home by Monday night. About forty five men and women will canvass the county for a 450 member quota, with district assignments to be picked up at the post office. Workers will receive cards and information, reporting to W W Mitchell upon completion. One year memberships are urged. funds aid emergencies beyond the county for disaster relief and health needs.
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Red Cross
Na- Hon
Ceday
Tiis Community 3
Plac
Additon
Glenn E. Know
Ani
W. W. Mitchell
Honard Ward
Violet Clark
Benson Waycock
Sara Lowder
B. J. Fenton
Lonuy Belton
Thames Davenport
Leng Benson
Claudia Jeses
DEP
Michell
Tage
Iron County
Omry Company Installs New Automatic Bioker
Omry Company installs automatic bioker during the week, replacing the old wood burning system. The update adds a safer mechanism and speeds up production at the plant. Victor Decker injured his hand at the power plant bridge while moving rock, another worker dropped a rock on his hand.
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Omry Company
Victor Decker
Hte
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