Thousands of LDS Youth Prepare for Massive MIA Conference
Thousands of Young LDS gather for the 61st annual MIA conference in Salt Lake City June 9 to 12. About 3,000 performers, 24,000 youth leaders, and 40,000 spectators expected from all states and several countries. Sessions held at Temple Square venues with a dozen buildings used for meetings and drama festivals featuring 33 one act plays starring 500 actors and a 2,000 voice youth chorus performing This Is My Father’s World.
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Ienry D. Moyle
Church
Mark E Peterson
Howard Wunter
Council of Twelve Apostles
John, Longden
Council of Twelve
Joseph T Bentley
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Reader
Young Mena
Young Womens
Terrace
Eact
Salt Lake ‘Tabernacle
Basin League Calls for Boys Tryouts
Basin League invites boys for baseball tryouts behind Ashley Valley Jr High School. Paul Armstrong says sessions run nightly at 5:00, with strong turnout and 40 players to date. League games start next week as new fields and dugouts are planned. New committee members include Dr Vernon C Young as chair, with Grant Southam, E J Ballard, Fred Washburn, William Jicbson, Mrs Margaret Montgomery and Mrs Barney Goodman.
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Sryouta
Ashley Valley Jr. High School
Paul Armstrong
Dugoula
Basin League
Vernon C Young
Grant Southam
E J Ballard
Fred ‘Washburn
William Jicbson
Margaret Montgomery
Barney Goodman
Montgomery Io
Goodstoan
Steve Steingham
Royal Henderson
Reed Birchall
Alap
Mormon youth program festival opens at Utah
Augmented by costumed folk dancers and instrumental accompaniment a festival marks the First Annual Explorer Specialty Fair at the University of Utah fieldhouse on Saturday afternoon Exhibits include electronics rescue work and other skills The Opening General Session Friday presents a special award from Boy Scouts of America to honor Mormon leadership in scouting by Elmar Baaken Director of Relationships The MIA drama festival and softball and basketball tournaments grew from Brigham Young era cultural and recreational activities and now form part of a world wide participation by church members
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Boy Scouts of America
Elmar Baaken
University of Utah
Brigham Young
Teachers Plan Summer Vacations at Uintah High
Uintah High School closes May 25 as faculty map summer plans. Principal Leland Rex and Norwood Hardy stay at the school for a portion of summer while many teachers pursue degrees, travel, or other assignments in Utah, Nevada, Colorado, and beyond. New team managers and staff are being chosen as May Udy and others pursue scholarships and tours.
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Uintah Iigh
Leland Rex
Norwood Hardy
John L Bilazzard
Utah State University
Logan
Electa Caldwell
Lee
Denver
Patricia Darling
Miss Darling
Salt Lake City
Harold E Davis
Husband
Europe
Charles Freeman
Aaron A Hansen
Ross Construction
Jean Hodgkinson
Vernal
Harold Nopla
Springville
Marold Wallinger
Bart Johnson
University of Utah
Doyle Landon
Miss Estel Manwaring
Mexico
Brigham Young University
New York
Valda Massey
Carl McDaniel
The
Forest Service
Ramond Peterson
Richfield
BYU
Clarence Prestwich
May Udy
University of Nevada At
Heho
Wilma Webb
Vermal
Paul Ellis
Craig
Colorado
Park Service
Carolyn Udy
Nevada
Idaho
California
Dick Tiffany Eyes Retirement
Dick Tiffany of Ashton Bros grocery department enters partial retirement after 30 years of service. He began during Weavers era when the store was half its current size. Tiffany will work two days weekly at his longtime post and greet friends. His wife Jesse works part time in dry goods. they have a daughter, Barbara Gibson, living in Denver.
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Tle
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Weavers Administration
J Lynn Ashton
Vern McCarrell
George Walker
Tiffany
Hig Aid Post
Jesse
Barbara Gibson
Denver
Merit Certificate From American Heart Association Honored Local Effort
The Vernal Express reports a Merit Certificate awarded by the American Heart Association for outstanding service in advancing the heart program and public support in fighting heart and circulatory diseases. The certificate bears signatures of A Carlton Ernstone, president of the American Heart Assn, and Merrill Davies, president of the Utah Heart Assn.
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Vernal Express
American Heart Assa
Carlton Ernstone
American Heart Assn and Merrill
Davies
Utah Heart Assn
Sagebrush spray plan speeds with aerial and ground methods
Local ranchers accelerated sagebrush control with aerial spray at 295 dollars per acre via Salt Lake City contractors. Uintah County ASC covers 50 percent of costs up to 1000 dollars per individual, with Soil Conservation Service providing technical help. Individual ranchers report acres sprayed and planned work, highlighting a pilot demonstration of sagebrush control under local conditions.
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Salt Lake City
Uintah County
ASC
Soil Conservation Service
Clit McCoy
BH Stringham
Woodey Searle
N J Meagher
Health Dept Approves Vernal Sewage Plant Plan
Utah State Board of Health approves Vernal sewage plant and informs Vernal City Council with a follow up for further chlorination study. Ariel Mitchie signs the approval letter while suggesting more chlorination. council asks for additional analysis to determine actual need. The Little League park issues arise as shade covers proposed to protect grass.
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Utah
Chase Buteherite
Little League Ball Park
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