Former UHS Instructor Elected Provo Councilwoman
Mrs Sletla Harris Oaks, former University High School instructor, has been elected to Provo City Council under the new city manager form of government. She is a Provo native and BYU alumna who has led in education and public relations and plans to help choose a competent city manager.
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Ambitious Utah Woman Active in Church Education Arts
A detailed profile highlights a Utah woman who teaches Sunday School and trains teachers, leads Gleaner girls, serves as service president of Utah Adult Education, and chairs study committees for University Women and PTA initiatives. The narrative notes her interest in art and crafting, and her family includes a daughter.
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Provo High Student and BYU Premed Student Highlighted
A Provo High student name Ter Frelon with two siblings, Merrill a premedical student at Brigham Young University, and Dallin a law student at the University of Chicago are noted. The piece also mentions two granddaughters, Dallin's children.
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Notable Gains Through Shared Progress and Liberty
A reflection on how America’s security, economy, leisure, housing, education, and independence have expanded as people embraced progress and shared in it, creating opportunities for themselves and their children since early history.
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