Water user notice for Utah diversion application
Notice to water users in Utah requests public comment on Hubert C. Lambert’s application to divert 0.015 sec ft of water from a deep well near Ginchwell for use Jan 1 to Dec 31. Public objections with reasons due by July 1 to State Engineer in Salt Lake City. Published in Pleasant Grove Grove Review May 18 and June 1, 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Albert Page
South Main
Pl. Grove
Utah
ReNee A. Tomlinson
Blackbarn
State of Utah
W. Cor
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BYU Lists Grads From Pleasant Grove at Exercises
BYU Provo honors 3 687 graduates at commencement in the 23 000 seat Marriott Center. The class tops records with 41 doctorates 370 masters 3063 bachelors 211 associates and 2 sixth year specialist degrees. The 25 000 student university celebrates largest church related school. Names include Adamson Callahan Cook Frey Gines Holcomb Jarvis Johnson Monson Stott and others. Masters Wayne Keith Miller 6Year Certificate John P. Gourley.
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Pleasant Grove
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
Marriott Center
BYU
United States
Don Michael Adamson
Lowell Wayne Callahan
Darrell J. Cook
Lucille H. Frey
Jerry Gines
Gail Fugal Holcomb
Kenneth Eugene Jarvis
van A. Johnson
Martin el Monson
Bryce Keith Anderson
Richard Lynn Christensen
Pamela Pugal
David J . Howes
Leone Burch Jense
LaVerle Neves Makin
Rebecca Monson
Wayne W. Stott
Harold
Royce Swenson 1000th BYU Air Force ROTC graduate
Royce Swenson a Pleasant Grove native and German major became BYU’s 1000th cadet to graduate and be commissioned in the Air Force ROTC. The 25 year old received a commemorative plaque from Gen John C Meyer and was commissioned in a ceremony at the Harris Fine Arts Center. He will join Mather AFB California for navigator training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royce Swenson
Pleasant Grove
Brigham Young University
Wesley O Swenson
de Jong
Harris Fine Arts Center
Air Force
Byu
John C. Meyer
Strategic Air Command
Swenson
Mather Afb
California
Ian Association of Medica Missions
This Is Alta a Novel of Alta Mining and People
Ruth Robertson of Pleasant Grove releases This Is Alta about the Emma mine saga in Little Cottonwood Canyon. The book ties the 1870s silver frenzy to Utah life, detailing events around the mine sold for 5 million dollars and later exhausted of ore.
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Little Cottonwood Canyon
Ruth Robertson
Pleasant Grove
Alta
Utah
Emma
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American Fork
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