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    • PAHUTE LEGENDS William R. Palmer 1958 OH 0598 How The Eagle Became Bald-headed It sometimes happened in the long ago that some living thing went bad and became a source of trouble to all the others. Sometimes they wrought so much sorrow and...
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    • Everything for the Dairyman Full stocks of machinery and supplies are available at both our Portland and Salt Lake City stores for dairy, creamery, cheese factory and milk distributor. Take advan-tage of our experience and service facilities in the...
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    • We can supply your every re-quirement for your Dairy, Creamery, Cheese Factory, Ice Cream or Refrigeration in equipment or supplies. THE CREAMERY PACKAGE MFG. COMPANY 357-359 West Second South St. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Utah-Idaho 'Everything for...
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    • GOOD CLOTHES Men's and Women's SHOES GOODYEAR SHOE REBUILDERS Quality Workmanship ALL WORK GUARANTEED Rex E. Christensen, Prop. FOR YOUR PARTIES, TEAS, AND DANCES call CEDAR BAKERY HOME OF BUTTER NUT BREAD The Cedar Mercantile Company Shopping...
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    • 40 and a mix of English and Spanish to their parents. Alma’s mom recognizes the value of acquiring two languages and has learned English through her children. She has also learned English through her job and finds it an asset to speak English...
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    • STRAIGHT IS THE GATE 105 Levitt, S. D., & Dubner, S. J. (2005). Freakonomics: A rogue economist explores the hidden side of everything (Revised and Expanded ed., pp. 163-188). New York, NY: William Morrow. Littlejohn, S. W., & Foss, K. A. (2011)....
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    • research, communication changes depending on the current situation of the organization. At the city office, the communication was different depending on the goals and deadlines we were working on. As things were more pertinent, there seemed to be...
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    • -Table service, no buffet -Heritage Center -Incorporate locally-grown/made items (cheese, jelly, animals) -Price & quality driven -Break out portions – can bid on desserts or appetizers only -Looking to put together volunteer base to help...
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    • Black or White Tablecloths: $8/table Black or White Napkins: $0.15/napkin Cocktail Tables: $7/table (She has 15 of them) I called CATS transportation again about having them help us transport the travel writers on Wednesday, June 27. They said they...
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    • Center is green and plastic looking on the sides. I am going to try and find a different podium we can bring in for the event. We officially decided to go with Amani at Artful Edibles for the dessert and the favor. I called her to tell her and she...
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    • I called May Hunter to tell her we will be using her gold and black chairs for the event. She is sending me a confirmation email for the linens, tables and chairs. I ordered the 100 matchbooks from Amazon.com and am going to Staples to pick up the...
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    • podium. He said there is an extra one I can borrow, he just wasn’t sure if there was a cross on the front, so I am going to go look at it tonight to see. Week Eight – February 26-March 3 I called Randy at the Depot Grill to see if the menu was...
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    • apron and said I would just need to call her a week before the event to get them and we would need to either set up an account with them or have someone go there to get them and then bring them back. I talked to Byron about the bowtie prices and he...
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    • Byron and I discussed any pressing matters we needed to deal with for the SATW dinner. The one thing we do not have finalized is the centerpieces. I know Wendy from Bloomer’s is supposed to have something done for us by April 5, but I did not...
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    • you do not like it, you do not eat. He also said that because we are doing a neat menu that includes local greens, cheese and honeys, the members would love it if the chef came out after the meal to meet everyone and tell them where he sourced...
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    • I talked to Ben about the email I sent him about volunteers. He said he forwarded it to the person in the theatre department who could help me and they should be in contact with me soon. Tom Jett stopped in the office and came and talked to me...
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    • After talking to Byron, we decided we need to have another table for the dinner, so 14 instead of 13. I am calling May to ask her about getting another set of napkins, another linen, and 8 more chairs. Byron said along with him, myself and Danny,...
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    • need two extra centerpieces. I haven’t been able to get in contact with May Hunter. I called her daughter, Jennifer Davis, to see if she had a way I could get in touch with her. I finally reached May and got everything figured out. I...
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    • to keep the same sets at each table. While Byron was at Walmart, I ran to Bloomers and picked up all of the centerpieces. They turned out really beautiful and depicted the red rock and flowers of southern Utah, but they went a couple hundred...
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    • away. We started to run out of wine glasses as people would go for a second glass, so Byron and I grabbed as many wine glasses as we could and ran them upstairs and had one of the Heritage Center workers washing them and running them back...
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