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Show C Manila Clara Robinson Phone 784-533J Private Mitchell graduates army basic training Private Kevin Mitchell, son of Dar-rell Dar-rell Mitchell of Manila graduated from basic training at the MCRD in San Diego, Calif, on August 26. During Private Mitchell's basic training he learned basic infantry skills, rifle marksmanship, and physical conditioning. condi-tioning. On August 27 Kevin and a friend, Mark Lamar of Salt Lake City drove to Manila to visit his father, other relatives, and friends. On September 9, he will leave Manila again to go to Fort Sill, Okla. for temporary tem-porary duty in the U. S. Field Artillery School for 6-8 months. Upon completion comple-tion of this training, he will receive orders to a new duty station. Classes started on August 25 for Daggett County Schools. As of Monday, Mon-day, August 27, 195 students had enrolled enroll-ed in the three schools. Of these 47 were enrolled in the Flaming Gorge Elementary School in Dutch John; 70 in the Manila Elementary School and 78 in the Manila High School. The Manila Barrel Racing Club is sponsoring an "All-Girl" Rodeo at the County Corrals in Manila at 5 p.m. on September 10. Events for this rodeo will include barrel racing, pole bending, ben-ding, figure 8's, breakaway roping, team roping, steer undecorating, cow riding, and goat tying. There will also be a junior barrel racing, pole bending, ben-ding, and figure 8's. Those wishing to compete are to sign up with Peggy Briggs or Valerie Muir on Tuesday, September 6. A special meeting of the Sheep Creek Irrigation Company was held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, August 27. Several items concerning financing and the Longs Park Reservoir was discussed and passed. Mrs. Kent Olson has returned from the hospital in Cedar City where she was taken following the car accident in which she received a broken collar bone and broken ribs. Mrs. Olson was a passenger in the car. Cooler temperatures were felt in-Manila in-Manila last week with a high of 86 on August 27 and a low the night of August 23 when the temperature read 46 above zero. Mornings are a little chilly. Even the morning after the high of 86 degrees. That was followed the next day by .05 of an inch of rain. Ken Schilling, who is making a trip from San Benito, Texas to Ontario, Oregon spent several days last week in Manila. He arrived Saturday evening even-ing and let his animals rest at the County Corrals until the later part of the next week. Manila Senior Citizens are sponsoring sponsor-ing a breakfast at the Senior Citizen Center in Manila on September 3 at 6 a.m. They will serve breakfast as long as they have customers. It will be a complete breakfast with all the cakes and coffee you can eat. Prices for adults will be $2.50, for children under 12 $1.50, and for a family $10. i |
