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U5QPp Peirmnints required: will mean his department will be checking carefully during the next few weeks for illegal Christmas tree cutting. Schoppmann noted that private, individual cutting of trees on BLM lands requires a permit from the BLM. but that only a private land owner's permission is required if the tree is taken from private land. For commercial cutting on private lands the sheriff recommends that written permission be obtained and printed tags showing i ownership of the trees be carried with each shipment of trees. He also said BLM commercial permits are required for commercial tree cutting on BLM lands.

i i ifrf for cutting trees CEDAR CITY The Iron County Sheriffs office warns local residents that the cutting of Christmas trees on private property, without permission from the property owner is against the law. Sheriff Ira Schoppmann reports that numerous complaints from private mountain property owners I in- acjk' Cirt ry rent Two positions open in schools CEDAR CITY -The Iron County School District is now in the process of ac-. cepting applications and interviewing for two positions in the district. There are openings for a part-time elementary teacher's aide and for an electrical mechanic. Interviews for the part-time elementary teacher's aide will be at South Elementary School in the principal's office on Friday from 9 a.m.

to noon. Applicants should call 586-6465 for an appointment. The district is also accepting applications for the position of electrical mechanic. Experience and training in the maintenance and repair of industrial electric equipment, motors and controls is needed. Cedar station begins stereo CEDAR CITY KSUB-FM, stereo 92.5, is officially on the air, after being approved last week by the Federal Communications Commission in Washington D.C.

The station has been on the air testing for the past two weeks and programming will now continue on a permanent basis. Peters Productions of San Diego is providing the music service giving KSUB-FM the most up-to-date country sound in Utah. KSUB-FM will follow a modern country format with the news and features from the CBS radio network, local news and sports will also be emphasized on the new country FM station. The station opperates on 41.000 watts of effective radiated power and will serve a large portion of southern Utah from 6 a.m. until midnight Monday through Saturday and from 7 a.m.

to 11 p.m. Sunday. Art Challis will serve as station manager and sales director. Don Cartwright is the general manager of both KSUB AM and FM. i The country format will be used throughout the week with the exception of Sunday evening programming with "Face the Nation," the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, BYU Devotional and then the Utah Symphony programmed from 7-U p.m.

lHll ifTlMlllllMlllll 111 IIIWM. 111 JJJ1IIMII 'T IM Title of Liberty" will open Wednesday production will be presented Wednesday through Saturday in the Dixie High School Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. The price of ad mission is $2. Tickets are mainly available through local wards, but limited quantities will be available at the door. The member of Th Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the southern Utah region are making their last salute to the American Bicentennial this week, "Title of Liberty" is a musical drama co-sponsored by the St.

George, St. George East, Hurricane and Enterprise Stakes of the church. The Jazz band to play in Cedar City WEDNESDAY: CHAMBER OF COMMERCE of St. George will meet at the Sugar Loaf Cafe at noon. VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARSmU meet at the VFW Hall in St.

George at 7:30 p.m. AMERICAN LEGION will meet at the American Legion Hall in St. George at 7:30 p.m. SENIOR CITIZENS will dance at the St. George Stake Recreation Hall at 8 p.m.

"SWEET ADELINES" will practice at the Hurricane Elementary School from p.m. LIONS CLUB of Hurricane will meet at the El Chaparral dining room at noon. TOPS CLUB will meet at the North Elementary School in Cedar City at 7 p.m. ELKS CLUB will meet at the Cedar City Elks Lodge at 8 p.m. 'IMMUNIZATION CLINIC will be at 1552 W.

200 North in Cedar City from 2-4 p.m.' FOOD HANDLERS PERMITS and tuberculin skin tests will also be given atlhesamiftlme. KIWANIS CLUB' will meet at noon in the' Town and Country Restaurant in Cedar City. INTERACTIONAL DYNAMICS will be taught at 1552 W. 200 North in Cedar City at 7:30 p.m. CEDAR CITY The Southern Utah State Jazz Band will appear in concert Thursday in the SUSC Music Recital Hall at 8 p.m.

"We will be featuring music made popular by the Count Basie Orchestra, Woody Herman, Buddy Rich and Stan Kenton Bands," James Ketch, band director, said, "and will present several SUSC students as soloists during the evening." Student soloists will include Lamont Anderson of Salt Lake City and Brad Moss of Cedar City on trumpet; Steve Conners of Bountiful on tenor saxophone; Scott Higgins of Bountiful on trombone; and Jeff Stasny of San Diego on drums. i Larry Wright, Cedar High School Band director, will be the guest conductor for the selection in the second half of the program. "We cordially invite the public to attend our performance," Ketch said. "This is the first time SUSC has had a jazz band in several years, and we are very pleased with the progress made this quarter." "tfie small car America getting comfortab Mothers thanked for accompanying group rPAROWAN Following the -Nov 16 field trip-by the Parowan High School seventh grade to Salt Lake City. as part of its Core in Utah history studies, the faculty advisor, ex-pressed her thanks to the 10 mothers who accompanied the" group.

Enjoying the successful trip with the students were Mrs. Reed Orton. Mrs. Tom Evans, Mrs. Carl Evans.

Mrs. Albin Judd. Mrs. Elwin Rowley, Mrs. Lyle Mortenson, Mrs.

Gene Carter. Mrs. Rodney Adams, Mrs. Hal Thornton and Mrs. 1 Beaumont.

Thanks were also expressed for the good job by their bus driver. Dee Evans. Froni Your AUTHORIZED DEALER ff CHRYSLER CORPORATION COURTESY MOTORS Color Country Spectrum Tuesday, November 30; 1976 Page 5 275 E. St. George Blvd.

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Howard Putnam of St. George announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Rebecka, to Ric Page, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Page of Las Vegas. Miss Putnam is a graduate of Dixie College.

She has attended BYU and recently returned from a mission in Italy, She is presently em-, ployed as secretary to the director of the Art Gallery at BYU, Page is a graduate of Valley High School in Las Vegas and has filled a mission in the Germany Hamburg Mission. He is presently majoring in public relations at Brigham Young University. Ric and Rebecka will be married Dec, 17 in the St. George Temple. A reception will be held in their honor 17 from p.m.

in the St. George East Stake Center and an open house in the Las Vegas 5th Ward Chapel Dec. 18th from p.m. A special invitation is extended to all who wish to attend. I iff- if 1 The Art Press "Tune-Up Parts Always in Stock" Foreign Domestic Carburetors A Specialty Complete Overhaul A In Automotive Care At BIZZY "BEE" AUTO 700 N.

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He is now manager of International Financing for Chrysler Corporation. Milne married the former Kay Hansen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Parker Hansen of St. George.

They have two daughters and live In Troy, Mich. ST. GEORGE Garth L. Milne, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Willard Milne, recently Joined other Chrysler executives in negotiating a $44-mlllion expansion plan in South Australia for Chrysler Corporation. Milne graduated from Dixie College and served a mission for the LDS Church in Australia from 1962-64. He graduated from the University of Utah In business ad Mr LpiaiBtBM 1 Mk I.