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Show V Vs ( , h' Official Publication for the City of St. Georc VOL. LV, NO. 39 ST. GEORGE, UTAH, T1IUI Dixie College To Opens Doors At New Campus The 247th unit in the Travelodge network is holding grand opening thla week end in St George. TraveHcdge MoVel Plans Grand psning Saturday The St. George TraveLodge Mo- TraveLodge Motels throughout the tel, located at SO West 100 North United States. Streets will hold its Grand Opening on Saturday, September 23, from 12 noon to 10 p. m. and the public is invited to inspect the new facilities. The motel, owned and operated by local interests fol- - furnishi are used KroughouU lows the construction pattern of;Gucsts h ve their one chojce or two double beds, also connecting rooms for families or special groups. Each room has a tile bath and dressing area. Other features of the motel are air conditioning, dial telephones, and television. 40-un- it 00 After many years of planning, working, and hoping, Dixie College is opening the doors to its own new campus this week end. assemA special bly for Dixie freshmen will be held in the Theatre of the Fine Arts Center at 1 p. m. Friday afternoon, announced President Arthur F. Bruhn. Attendance will materially reduce time and confusion at registration Saturday morning. Entering freshmen must also take the ACT test battery prior to registration. This will be given to those who have not taken it previously Thursday and Friday morning, September 26 and 27 at 8 a. m, in Room 19 in the Fine Arts Center, There is a $4.00 administration fee for this test. begins Sophomore registration Saturday, September 28, at 9 a. m Freshmen will register at 11:00 the same morning in the College gymnasium. Classes begin Monday, September IT toe 'e -- nington County for over Fifty Year AY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1963 (BGQDlb . $3 JO and $4 00 A YEAR G?DDII(oJ isipi) raf(fniiii DQD1) ora f A United States Air Force Radar Bomb Scoring Unit will commence operation in St George sometime in October, according to Major J. H. Zuidema who will command the Southern Utah installation. Major Zuidema and other officers from Barksdale Air Force Base, Shreveport, Louisiana, have been in St.f George conferring with city officials on housing and construction plans. "Military personnel manning the installation will be dependent upon St. George citizenry for much of their subsistence, Major Zuidema stated. "Our 75 military people and their families will live in town; their children will attend the local schools, go to the local doctors and dentists and, in general, become an integral part of the community." The highly skilled military personnel will maintain the electronic equipment in accordance with military regulation but, the necessary power to operate the equipment will be supplied by the local electric power company. Government contracts to construct the installation already have been let to western firms. Primary purpose of the installation, which will operate 24 hours a day, is to electronically track bombers. This will necessitate the presence of large jet aircraft such as and 30. Ample parking is provided and A freshmen orientation assembly there is a large outdoor swimming evening at 6:30 in' the Saturday pool for the convenience of guests. Fine Arts Center for all freshmen Colonel J. D. White, left, ad Major J. H. Zuidema confer with Mayor The motel was built by local and new students will be conducttradesmen to the specifications of ed by student body officers. ActivWilliam A. Barlocker on new Air Force Radar Bomb Scoring Unit the TraveLodge Corp. The firm ity cards will be distributed at this which wiU begin to operate in SL George sometime in October. was started in 1946 and now oper- meeting, which will adjourn to the Some 75 officers, men and their families will become residents of ates 2)7 of the nation's leading football game at 7:30. the Southern Utah Community. and schedules Class registration highway motels from coast to coast. packets are now available in the Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Atkin are administrative offices in the south partners in the local motel and it wing of the Fine Arts Center. Preswill be managed by Mr. and Mrs. ident Bruhn advises that students Mayor William A. Barlocker a class schedule and receive Stan Nelson. the military group to St. greeted as as early counseling The appointment of Mrs. Linda A TraveLodge credit card en- possible. George and pledged the support of the community in the national de- Barnes to the English Department ables business and commercial have students completed Many fense effort. The unit is attached at Dixie College has been antravelers to use the firms facili- their counseling to the First Combat Evaluation nounced by President Arthur F. ties anywhere in a charge basis. earlier this week. Guidance in outRINEHART PESHELL of the Strategic Air Com- - Bruhn. Group in and chama ior Coach last week Last years conference College end, college program lining Air Force Base, A farewell testimonial in honor Bscl3'6 A native of Emmet, Nebraska, selecting classes is being offered pions, Snow Colleges Badgers, will Arslanians Rebels will be making Louisiana under the Mrs. Barnes was a member of the of Rinehart Lee Peshell, son of Mr, Shreveport, didivision and counselor Bowl their the home field in debut Sun Dixie be the by Saturday Saturday C0nm3ni of Colonel J. D. White and Mrs. Heinz J. A. Peshell, prior graduating class of 1961 at Augu-stan- a rectors. evening to face the Utah Cham- evening to face the "Utah Cham- - who has also been to his departure for the British in St. George College, Sioux Falls, South College students are requested pions from Dixie College. Game pions from Dixie College. Game Dakota. She majored in English Mission, at 50 Princes Gate, Exhibisetting up the installation. to contact the director of the divi- time is 8 p. m. j time is 8 p. m. tion Road, London S.W. 2, England and French. Victorious over Palo Verde JunVictorious over Palo Verde Jun- "The pint of blood you give to- sion within which their major emThe program will be held in the be ctor lies. Following graduation she moved Coach week last end. may Appointments phasis College Hurricane North ward chapel, Sun- day may save a life tomorrow." with her husband, Daniel F. Barnes made between 8:00 a. m. and 5:00 Arslanians Rebels will be making blood Volunteer will donors have to Philadelphia where she attended day Sept. 29, 1963 at 7:30 p. m. Farmer-Mercha- nt their home field debut Saturday p. m. by calling the College, Elder Peshell enters the mission their new opportunity to contribute are directors Temple division The University. While working, night. home Oct. 7, 1963 and departs for to the Red Cross Blood Bank on Mr. Marion J. Bentley, Room 21, on her English major, she also overthe While Rebels handily October at the Elks 9, Wednesday, the mission field Oct. 14, 1963. Dr. Andrew H. taught freshman English as a gradturned the Pirates from Blythe, Lodge in SL George, 50 North Main. FAC, humanities; All Dixie College students are uate assistant. Her Masters essay Snow was defeated Calif., 27-Bamum, Room B, Science Building, Medical personnel will be present biological science, last week end by Mesa Junior cordially invited to enroll for a was "Precursors and Foreign In26-1Mr. E. from 2 p. m. to 7 p. m. to offer and The Mesa club, class at the St. George LDS In- fluences Upon the College, this service to Washington County Ellis Everett, Room E, Science which replaces CSU in the ICAC stitute of Religion in connection Imagist School of Poetry and she was awarded her Masters degree and physFollowing is a schedule of the this year, will be the opponent at with the registration at college. Building, presidents. No appointment is Classes are offered in the follow- in English last spring. and anyone over 18 and in ical science; Mr. A. Karl Larson, Farmers and Merchants Tour as Dixies Homecoming Nov. 9. essary, Monday, September 30 at 7:30 The Barnes arrived in St. George is eligible to partici Room A, Science Building, social released by Wallace Iverson, Genheai ing areas: Even though his Rebels came out p. m. is when parents of Woodward pate. this summer with their two young sciences; Mr. Wayne R. McConkie, eral Chairman. Personality and Teachings of children, Patricia Lynn, 14 months, High students go back to school To all persons participating in on the long end against Palo Verde, Male donors under 21 need their Room C, Science Building, busiJesus; Contemporary Christian Re- and Kerry K., two weeks. Arslanian Coach was but again. the Tour: ecoanything home auto mechanics, signature, however, on a ness, This occasion, sponsored by the parents ligions; Courtship and Marriage; elated score The m. a. 9:00 busses Board at Monday morning. form supplied by the American nomics, and occupational training. your Book of Mormjn; Preparation for PTA is the most "fun night of Red Cross. These may be obtained Mr. Sheldon G. Prestwich, Room the County School Bus Depot, lq3 should have been a lot higher, he the year. Every parent should be at the time of Missionary Service; Joseph Smith Fine Arts Center, will coun- W. Tabernacle, St. George. Busses commented, "and it was our depth and donation, or pre- 17-the Restoration; Seminar enin attendance. The evening will be us. saved that 9:00 a. m. viously by contacting Mrs. Alfred sel all elementary education and leave promptly at spent in actually going to school Bateman, Blood Program Chairman, physical education majors as well 9:45 a. m. Busses leave Hurricane Expected backfield starters are titled Your Religious Problems. Ron Haun, quarterback, Lee Buntaking the same daily schedule as at No signature is re- as students who have not selected High School. Mr. Gary Anderson, Institute Diyour child does, but with only quired for other donors. 10:15 a. m. Busses arrive Dixie nell and Les Christensen or David rector, will be at the Institute their field of study. The Red Cross Bloodmobile will seven minute class periods. Health authorities stress that Those students needing assist- Project Dam Site breakfast snack. Reeve, halfbacks; and Evan Wilson, Building Thursday and Friday to be in Hurricane at the American You will get acquainted with The donation of a fullbacks. Bob linemen are n a. m. 11:30 E. Arrive J. Starting counsel with any students needing Legion Hall pint of blood ance in making housing arrangeTuesday, October 8, your childs teacher and will learn is not a painful or uncomfortable ments or locating employment may McKinna, Farm and Stock Yard. ends; Halpin and Jake are Students to ' help. urged register between the hours of 3:00 and many helpful things about subject experience. Most donors feel no contact Dean of Students Loraine 12:00 noon arrive Scholzen Prod- Jerry Haworth and Tom Dimick, for their Institute classes on Satur7:00 p. m. matter, grading, etc., you cant miss sensation at all during the time Woodbury. Some additional com- ucts, Inc. tackles; Gary Jenkins and Ted day, September 28, but are welcome We have a quota of 75. it not for anything! and captain to 12:30 p. m. arrive Utah State Johnson, guards; the blood is being withdrawn, and munity housing is still needed for register anytime the first week If you are a red blooded Amercenter. Remember, Sept. 30 at 7:30 The only a very small percentage of Orchard. George Bayles, students. University Experiment of school. ican, well see you there. starting place is the Woodward them have any sensation after12:45 p. m. arrive pecan orchard. Leading the way for the Badgers where will receive will he Jack Quintana All classes will be held in the you boys gym 1:00 p. m. arrive Jim Gardner ward, instructions. and Brent Bradbury, both letter-me- Institute Building on the old Dixie Registered Angus Herd. Remember too bring your childs Glen Hadfield will start at College campus until the new buildOnly normal, healthy people are 1:15 p. m. lunch and program allowed to donate blood, and as schedule of classes with you. Keith Huff, Dave ing is completed. The new Institute Parents You Need PTA! PTA quarterback. Hurricane South ward chapel. a result there are no harmful 1:15 p. m. program under direc Stewart and Quintana complete the Building is presently under con- Needs You! effects from donating a pint of struction across the street north Now is the time to join! The dues tion of Dr. Garth Last and Hurri- - Badger lineup. blood, the Red Cross insists. Dixie freshmen and new students of the new campus. Transportation are only 50 cents. The Woodward cane Lions. Film Color County. 2:45 p. m. Busses leave for St. will meet at 6:30 p. m. in the Fine will be provided from the new to Junior High membership drive is on Mrs. Bateman is the local chairArts Center for a student body to the old campus to enable stu- from Oct. 1 to Oct. 8. Lets all George. MIA Stake The St. George man for the drive, untickets tour Your $1.00 with PTA this each) orientation assembly, then proceed dents to take advantage of the be Parent-Partner- s (at Freedom of Russell Hadley 16, son of Mr. der the direction of Kenneth O. proudly presents to the game en masse. include Institute the winter. breakfast tour, Program. snack, and of a new concept way and Mrs. E. M. Hadley was rushed Hill, Washington County Red Cross Truth, luncheon and program. to the Dixie Hospital on Monday Chapter Chairman. She indicated thinking in the MIA. This program You may still purchase a tour in features this to serve that participants his youthful opportunity morning in a very serious condition as you board the bus. ticket the that man fellow will draw Washington analyzing every problems suffering from three black widow com- young person must cope with. This residents from several County shoulders his bites to and spider munities to participate in the dona- program is guaranteed to give you back. new that you had not Dr. McLaren Ruesch, local phys- tion Wednesday afternoon. on several probbefore considered availwas no said ician No for the blood will be able in our hospital for such bites made charge either the donor or lems of our society. The young against people combine with the color and but they were able to give him the Red Cross authorities spirit of the MIA to provide you recipient, care and certain stress. general medical with changing scenes and changing him that pulled ideas. in be He the will probably through. President Andrew O. McArthur Everyone is invited to attend, hospital till the latter part of the and his counselor President Grant E. aware be this all should that and week. program will take the place of MIA C. Whitehead attended the sacraMr. Hadley had just gone to bed the week, and you should at- ment meeting in the Gunlock ward for r after working all night when the tend this meeting to get your MIA on September 22 and took care of f" in was found his bit him. It spider credit . . . the program starts the business or reorganizing the ( bed at this time. Beloved Dixie pioneer, church promptly at 8 p. m. in the Taber- bishopric. Francis Leo Bowler who had been worker and citizen, George E. Miles nacle on Oct. 2, 1963. May we see was rushed to the hospital in a very you all there. serving as second counselor was sustained as the new bishop of the serious condition Sunday morning. Gunlock ward. Vernon Arvel Leav- Although Mr. Miles will be 97 years itt was sustained as first counselor of age on December 9, he has been A son to Vinona Jones, and Glen McAllister as second 23. alert and able a assist to mentally George, Sept. counselor. Mr. Leavitt had been A daughter to Lamelia Rogers great many people with their family and Norman Wero, Newcastle, histories and history of early Dixie. serving as counselor in the bishopas first counselor. Glen Mcric Marrieds attended ward He sessions The 6th at 18, the St. Young Sept. A daughter to Margaret Ann George Temple on Friday. He has will hold their opening social Oct. Allister has served in the Gunlock Starting lineup for Saturdays home game against Snow College at 8:00 p. m. In the Sun Bow! includes Wierenga and Robert Jackson shown much improvement the last 2, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. bishopric in previous years. the folowing Dixie Rebels: linemen, left to right, Jake McKinna, Jerry Haworth, Ted Johnson, George W. Bowler had been m. 8 is not 22. Beard known at but few when it Guy Bishop Everyone p. days Ralph Webb, Hurricane, Sept. as for Bayles, show will Gary Jenkins, Tom Dimick, and Bob Halpin; quarterback, Ron Haun; and Les Christensen, Evan is apinvited. Betty Motter A son to Suzy Perkins and Paul he can leave the hospital to return bishop serving faithfully Wilson and Lee Bunnel, backfield. her slides on Viet Nam. proximately the past five years. Stewart Henrie, Moapa, Sept. 23. home. s, Fooffball Season Opens At Biitie ?his Saturday Bloodmobile Slates Sf. George Visit Institute Invites Students to Enroll 673-354- 7. Tour Schedule 7, PTA to Sponsor pre-dent- y; Released Today Anglo-Americ- School Night' Bloodmobile Plans Hurricane Visit 673-332- 4. Graff-Chicke- out-of-to- Sf. George Stake Presents Youth Survives Black Widow Bite Freedom of Truth' semi-annu- view-point- anti-toxi- n. s, n Bishopric of The Gunlock Yard Reorganized anti-alergi- George Miles Is Hospitalized Young Marrieds To Hod Social "Be a PTA Parent" |
